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Mathematics Exercise: Q. State which of the following sets are null sets and which are singleton sets. i) W=Set of the vowels in the word 'book'. ii) P={x:x is a prime number less than 2} Day-26 Activity:26 (Set) Equal set: Example:E= {FILE} F= {LIFE} Here, n(E) = 4 and n (F) = 4 Also, the sets E and F have same elements. So they are called equal sets. Exercise: Q. List the elements of the given sets. Are they equal? A = {2, 3, 5, 7, 11}, B = {Prime number less than 12} Day - 27 Activity:27 (Set) Equivalent set: The sets are said to be equivalent if they contain the same number of elements. Example: A = {1, 2, 3, 4} B = {a, b, c, d} Here, n(A) = 4 and n(B = 4) contain same number of elements So, set A and B are equivalent sets. Exercise: Q. A = {letters of the word 'LOVE'} and B = {0, 1, 2, 3} Are they equivalent? Day -28 Activity:28 (Set) Overlapping sets wo sets are called overlapping if they have at least one element in common. Examples: A = {a, e, i, o, u} B = {u, v, w, x} A a v e ou x i w Common element is 'u' . So, it is overlapping set. --51--

Disjoint set: P Class-6 Two sets are called disjoint sets if they 1 Q have no element is common. 56 78 Example: P = {1, 2, 3, 4} 2 Q = {5, 6, 7, 8} 3 4 Since there is no element in common, so it is disjoint set. Exercise: Q. If A = {a, b, c, d, e} and B = {d, e, f, g, h} then examine the relation overlapping or disjoint with diagram. Day - 29 Activity: 29 (Set)  Listing the elements from figure. Exercise: Q Q. From the adjoing figure. 6 a) List the elements in set P. 8 b) List the elements in set Q. 6 c) List the elements belongs to both sets P and Q. P 2 3 14 5 Day - 30 Activity:30 (Set)  Identifying disjoint or overlapping  Also See Activity 28. Exercise: Q. Determine which pairs are disjoint sets or overlapping sets. a) A = {x:x is even and 6 <x < 18} and B = {x:x is even and prime} b) C = {1, 3, 5, 7} and D = {2, 3, 4, 5} Day - 31 Activity:31 (Algebraic expression)  Constant and variable: Any letter or symbol having a fixed value or a single value is known as 'constant'. And the one having more than one value is known as a 'variable'. --52--

Mathematics Exercise: Q. Find whether the following Mathematical sentences are constant or the variable. a) 'a' represent the number of districts in Nepal. b) The value of 'b' is 3 or 4. Day - 32 Activity:32 (Algebraic expression) Algebraic term eg: a, 2, 3x, 2xy,a+b, x2 etc. are the example of algebraic terms. Exercise: Q. Express the following algebraically. a) The sum of a and b. b) 1 is added to the product of x and y. Day - 33 Activity:33(Algebraic expression)  Some Algebraic Expression are: i) Monomial ii) Binominal iii) Trinominal iv) Polynomial  Follow pg. - 216(b) Algebraic expression. Exercise: Q. Identify the types of algebraic expression given below: b) 6x2 a) 5 c) 3a - 2b d) x + y – Day - 34 Activity :34(Algebraic expression)  Co – efficient, base and power of Algebraic term. Example:8x2 Here, Coefficient = 8 Base = x and Power (index) = 2 Exercise: Q. Write down the base, co - efficient and power of the following. a) 2y5 b) - 3a --53--

Class-6 Day - 35 Activity: 35(Algebraic expression)  Value of algebraic expression Note: a×a is written as a2. and a×a×a is written as a3. Exercise: Q. Find the value of the following: a) x + 5 if x = 6. b) 7a + 3b if a = 2 and b = 1 Day - 36 Activity:36(Algebraic expression) Example: 15 ������������������������ +30 ������������������������ Find the value of the expression 8 if a = 4 and b = 2 Solution: Here, 15 ������������������������ +30 ������������������������ 8 = = 15×4+30×2 = 8 = 60+60 8 120 8 15 Exercise: 12 ������������������������ +16 ������������������������ Q. Find the value of expression 8 if x = 2 and y = 3. Day - 37 Activity:37(Algebraic expression)  Find the value of expression of three terms.  Also see Activity 36 Exercise: Q. If p = 1, q = 2 and r = -1, then (������������������������������������������������ −������������������������������������������������ −������������������������������������������������ )3 Calculate the value of the expression. (������������������������+������������������������−������������������������)3 Day – 38 Activity:38(Algebraic expression)  Calculating the value of expression from line segment. Exercise: Q. If x= 3cm, then find the total length of the following segments. Example: a) A x B--54-- 4x C

Mathematics Here, Total length = AB + BC 4x C 3x D = x + 4x = 5x = 5× 3cm = 15cm. Thus, total length = 15cm b) A 3x B Day – 39 Activity:39(Algebraic expression) Like term:  The algebraic terms having same base and equal power are called like terms. eg: i) 2x, 4x, - 3x etc. are like term. ii) 3a2, 10a2, -2a2, etc. are like term. Unlike term:  The algebraic terms which are not like terms are called unlike terms. eg: i) 2a, 5x, 2b etc. are unlike term. ii) 3a2, 5x2, y2 etc. are unlike term. Exercise: Q. Identify the like and Unlike term with reason. a) 8x and 10x b) 6a and 6b d) 2a and 2b2 c) 2xy and 3xy Day – 40 Activity:40(Algebraic expression)  Identifying coefficient  Also see Activity - 34 Exercise: Q. Write down the co-efficient of y in each of the following: a) 2y b) 7xy Day – 41 Activity:41(Algebraic expression)  Addition of monomial to monomial  (See pg. 221 examples) Exercise: ii) 3x2y + 6x2y +9x2y Q. Add: i) 2x, 3x and 4x Day - 42 Activity:42(Algebraic expression)  Subtraction of monomial from monomial --55--

Class-6 Exercise: b) 7a2 - 5a2 Q. Subtract: a) 8ab from 12ab Day – 43 Activity:43(Algebraic expression)  Addition of binomial to binomial.  See pg. 221 example: 6 Exercise: Add: a) 4x + 3y and 2x - 5y b) 3b + 2c and b + c Day - 44 Activity:44(Algebraic expression)  Subtraction binomial from binomial. Example: Subtract 51 - 4b from 7a + 8b Solution: Here, = (7a + 8b) - (5a - 4b) = 7a + 8b - 5a + 4b = 7a - 5a + 8b + 4b (Collecting the like terms) = 2a + 12b Exercise: Q. Subtract: a) 10x + 13y from 19x - 5y b) 6a + 15 from 14a + 6 Day - 45 Activity:45(Algebraic expression)  Subtraction Trinomial from trinomial.  See pg. 222 Example: 8 Exercise: 3ab + 5cd - 4ac from 3ab + 6cd - 3ac Q. Subtract : Day – 46 Activity:46(Algebraic expression)  Simplification of algebraic expression. Example: Simplify: 5(2x + y) + 3(y - 3x) Solution: Here, 5 (2x + y) + 3(y - 3x) = 5 × 2x + 5 × y + 3 × y - 3 × 3������������������������ = 10x + 5y + 3y - 9x = 10x - 9x + 5y + 3y (Collecting like terms) = x + 8y --56--

















































































Social Studies • Started- industry raw clothes, formed many social organizations. Read page- 48 Activity-2 Answer the following questions. 1) Who is tulsi mehar Shrestha? Write about his autobiography. 2) What might be the charkha movement in the Nepalese history? Day-23 Unit-3(social problems and their solutions) Lesson-1(No discrimination) Activities-1 Read the following information given below. - Unjust treatment - Types of discrimination  Caste  Region  Gender  Rich and poor - Read page- 52. 53 Activities-2 1) What is discrimination? How does it block development activities? 2) Write about different discrimination prevailing in our society. Day-24 Unit-3 : social problems and their solutions Lesson-1: No discrimination Activities-1 Read the following information. • Solution of discrimination - Contribution of various sectors - Role of NGO and INGO • Read page- 53 Activities-2 Answer the following questions. 1) What should be done to eliminate discrimination from our society? 2) Write any four roles we can play to end the discrimination. Day-25 Unit-3 : social problems and their solutions Lesson-2 : social problems Activities-1 Read the following information. - bad practices prevalent in society - Smuggling - Human- trafficking - Extravagance - Child labour • Read page- 55 --97--

Class-6 Activities-2 Answer the following questions. 1) What do you mean by social problems? Write with examples. 2) What is human-trafficking? How is it a social problems? Day-26 Unit-3 : social problems and their solutions Lesson-2 : social problems Activities-1 Read the following information’s. - Be aware of social problems - Select good friends - Stay away from unknown and drug users - Concentrate on studies and extra-curricular activities. • Read page- 56 Activities-2 Answer the following questions. 1) Write five solution of social problems. 2) What are the social problems in your society? Day-27 Unit-3 : social problems and their solutions Lesson-3 : social evils Activities-1 Read the information given below: - Attitudes of people which are harmful to individual - Malpractise existing in society - Creates obstacles for social development - Block for peace and security in the nation. Activity-2 Answer the following questions. 1) What is social problem? Describe any two in brief. 2) What are the major social evils of the society? Describe them. Day-28 Unit-3 : social problems and their solutions Lesson-4 : solutions to social problems and evils Activities-1 Read the information given below. • Solutions to social problems and evils - Roles of family - Roles of local organizations - Roles of community/society - Roles of government - Roles of NGOS/INGOS • Read page-59,60 --98--

Social Studies Activities-2 Answer the following questions. 1) What are the bodies that can play role in uprooting social problems and evils? Write them. 2) What role should be played by individuals to save them from social individuals to save them from social problems? Make a list of 4 roles. Day-29 Unit-3 : social problems and their solutions Lesson-4 : understand Activities-1 Read the information given below. • Different people have different nature. Nobody wants to be behave badly. • Read page-62 Activity-2 Answer the following questions. 1) What is conflict? Write in your own words. 2) Write a story of a friend who was agrogrant at the begging and turned good by a small help. Day-30 Unit-3 : social problems and their solutions Lesson-5 : understand each other Activities-1 Read the following information. - 21st century become complex - Conflict - Single parent - Try to nib at the bud - Bullying Read page-62, 63 Activity-2 Answer the following questions. 1) Elaborate the statement ‘anger does not support anyone’. 2) Why should we nib misunderstand the bud? Write any three reasons of it. Day-31 Self your Test 1. Write true or false for following statements. 1) Community is a larger social unit than a family. 2) We can live a happy live even without a community. 3) Our nation anthem is written by madav ghimire. 4) Ram Janaki temple is made in the Mughal style. 5) Animal sacrifice and alcohol use is prohibited in larumba. 2. Give very short answer to following questions. 1) What is community? 4) Who celebrate chhath? 2) What is education? 5) What is your nationality? 3) What is health? --99--

Class-6 3. Give short answer to the following question. 1) Into how many rural municipalities has Nepal been divided? For what reasons. 2) What is conflict? How can we solve this? Write in four points. 3) What are the common causes of social problems and evils? Make a list of any six of them. 4. Fill in the blanks. 1) Tulsi mehar taught people to be__________. 2) Jay prithivi bahadur singh was a prince of _________. 3) _______ is our traditional utensils. 4) _______ Baja is our traditional musical instrument. 5. Give long answer to the following question. 1) ‘Society is a common platform to solve problems and evils’. Justify it. 2) Even the educated people are involved in bad practices. What are the causes of the causes of them? Mention in three points. 3) What do you mean by region based discrimination? What should be done to eliminate such kind of discrimination from our society? Write three of them. 7. Draw a picture of any religious site that you like the most.(2) Day-32 Unit-3 : social problems and their solutions Lesson-1: No discrimination Activities-1 Read the following information. • Peace- absence of any sort of enmity and violence. • Peace: requirement for development • Read page- 64 Activity-2 Answer the following questions. 1) What is peace? Why is it necessary? 2) Why is peace considered as an infrastructure of development? Write any three points. Day-33 Unit-3 : social problems and their solutions Lesson-6 : maintence of peace Activities-1 Read the following questions. 1) What is conflict? How is it settled? 2) How conflict is obstacle for development? Day-33 Unit-3 : social problems and their solutions Lesson-6 : maintence of peace Activities-1 Read the following information --100--


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