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RS Aggarwal Class 6 Maths Solutions Chapter 8- Algebraic Expression Exercise 8B

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Rs Aggarwal Class 6 Math Solution Chapter 8- Algebraic Expression

Exercise 8B

1. If a = 2 and b = 3, find the value of :

(i) a + b

(ii) $a^2$ + ab

(iii) ab − $a^2$

(iv) 2a − 3b

(v) 5 $a^2$ − 2ab

(vi) $a^3$ − $b^3$

Solution:

(i) a + b

(By putting the value of a =2 and b = 3 )

= 2 + 3

= 5

(ii) $a^2$ + ab

(By putting the value of a =2 and b = 3 )

= $(2)^2$ + (2)(3)

= 4 + 6

= 10

(iii) ab − $a^2$

(By putting the value of a =2 and b = 3 )

= (2)(3) − $(2)^2$

= 6 − 4

= 2

(iv) 2a − 3b

(By putting the value of a =2 and b = 3 )

= 2(2) − 3(3)

= 4 − 9

= − 5

(v) 5 $a^2$ − 2ab

(By putting the value of a =2 and b = 3 )

= 5 $(2)^2$ − 2(2)(3)

= 5(4) − 2(6)

= 20 − 12

= 8

(vi) $a^3$ − $b^3$

(By putting the value of a =2 and b = 3 )

= $(2)^3$ − $(3)^3$

= 8 − 27

= − 19

2. If $x$ = 1, y = 2 and z = 5, find the value of :

(i) 3 $x$ − 2y + 4z

(ii) $x^2$ + $y^2$ + $z^2$

(iii) 2 $x^2$ − 3 $y^2$ + $z^2$

(iv) $x$ y + yz − z $x$

(v) 2 $x^2$ y − 5yz + $x$ $y^2$

(vi) $x^3$ − $y^3$ − $z^3$

Solution:

(i) 3 $x$ − 2y + 4z

(By putting the value of $x$ = 1, y = 2 and z = 5 )

= 3(1) − 2(2) + 4(5)

= 3 − 4 + 20

= 23 − 4

= 19

(ii) $x^2$ + $y^2$ + $z^2$

(By putting the value of $x$ = 1, y = 2 and z = 5 )

= $(1)^2$ + $(2)^2$ + $(5)^2$

= 1 + 4 + 25

= 30

(iii) 2 $x^2$ − 3 $y^2$ + $z^2$

(By putting the value of $x$ = 1, y = 2 and z = 5 )

= 2 $(1)^2$ − 3 $(2)^2$ + $(5)^2$

= (2)(1) − 3(4) + 25

= 2 − 12 + 25

= 27 − 12

= 15

(iv) $x$ y + yz − z $x$

(By putting the value of $x$ = 1, y = 2 and z = 5 )

= (1)(2) + (2)(5) − (5)(1)

=2 + 10 − 5

= 12 − 5

= 7

(v) 2 $x^2$ y − 5yz + $x$ $y^2$

(By putting the value of $x$ = 1, y = 2 and z = 5 )

= 2 $(1)^2$ (2) − 5(2)(5) + $(1)(2)^2$

= 2(1)(2) − 5(2)(5) + (1)(4)

= 4 − 50 + 4

= 8 − 50

= − 42

(vi) $x^3$ − $y^3$ − $z^3$

(By putting the value of $x$ = 1, y = 2 and z = 5 )

= $(1)^3$ − $(2)^3$ − $(5)^3$

= 1 − 8 − 125

= 1 − 133

= − 132

3. If p = − 2, q = − 1 and r = 3, find the value of :

(i)

$p^2$ +

$q^2$ −

$r^2$

(ii) 2

$p^2$ −

$q^2$ + 3

$r^2$

(iii) p − q − r

(iv)

$p^3$ +

$q^3$ +

$r^3$ + 3pqr

(v) 3

$p^2$ q + 5p

$q^2$ + 2pqr

(vi)

$p^4$ +

$q^4$ −

$r^4$

Solution:

(i)

$p^2$ +

$q^2$ −

$r^2$

(By putting the value of p = − 2, q = − 1 and r = 3 )

=

$(− 2)^2$ +

$(−1)^2$ −

$(3)^2$

= 4 + 1 − 9

= 5 − 9

= − 4

(ii) 2

$p^2$ −

$q^2$ + 3

$r^2$

(By putting the value of p = − 2, q = − 1 and r = 3 )

=

$2(− 2)^2$ −

$(−1)^2$ +

$3(3)^2$

= 2(4) − (1) + 3(9)

= 8 − 1 + 27

= 35 − 1

= 34

(iii) p − q − r

(By putting the value of p = − 2, q = − 1 and r = 3 )

= (− 2) − (− 1) − 3

= − 2 + 1 − 3

= − 5 + 1

= − 4

(iv)

$p^3$ +

$q^3$ +

$r^3$ + 3pqr

(By putting the value of p = − 2, q = − 1 and r = 3 )

=

$(−2)^3 + (−1)^3 + (3)^3 + 3(−2)(−1)(3)$

= − 8 + (− 1) + 27 + 18

= − 8 − 1 + 45

= − 9 + 45

= 36

(v) 3

$p^2$ q + 5p

$q^2$ + 2pqr

(By putting the value of p = − 2, q = − 1 and r = 3 )

=

$3(−2)^2(−1) + 5(−2)(−1)^2 + 2(−2)(−1)(3)$

= 3(4)(−1) + 5(−2)(1) + 2(2)(3)

= −12 −10 + 12

= −22 + 12

= −10

(vi)

$p^4$ +

$q^4$ −

$r^4$

(By putting the value of p = − 2, q = − 1 and r = 3 )

=

$(−2)^4$ +

$(−1)^4$ −

$(3)^4$

= 16 + 1 − 81

= 17 − 81

= − 64

4. Write the coefficient of :

(i)

$x$ in 13

$x$

(ii) y in − 5y

(iii) a in 6ab

(iv) z in − 7

$x$ z

(v) p in − 2pqr

(vi)

$y^2$ in 8

$x$

$y^2$ z

(vii)

$x^3$ in

$x^3$

(viii)

$x^2$ in −

$x^2$

Solution:

(i) Coefficient of x in 13x is 13.

(ii) Coefficient of y in − 5y is − 5.

(iii) Coefficient of a in 6ab is 6b.

(iv) Coefficient of z in − 7xz is − 7x.

(v) Coefficient of p in − 2pqr is − 2qr.

(vi) Coefficient of

$y^2$ in

$8xy^2z$ is 8xz.

(vii) Coefficient of

$x^3$ in

$x^3$ is 1.

(viii) Coefficient of

$x^2$ in

$−x^2$ is − 1.

5. Write the numerical coefficient of :

(i) ab

(ii) − 6bc

(iii) 7xyz

(iv) − 2

$x^3$

$y^2$ z

Solution:

(i) Numerical coefficient of ab is 1.

(ii) Numerical coefficient of − 6bc is − 6.

(iii) Numerical coefficient of

$7 xyz$ is 7.

(iv) Numerical coefficient of

$−2x^3y^2z$ is − 2.

6. Write the constant term of :

(i) 3

$x^2$ + 5

$x$ + 8

(ii) 2

$x^2$ − 9

(iii) 4

$y^2$ − 5y +

$frac\{3}{5}$

(iv)

$z^3$ − 2

$z^2$ + z −

$frac\{8}{3}$

Solution:

(i) The constant term of 3

$x^2$ + 5

$x$ + 8 is 8

(ii) The constant term of 2

$x^2$ − 9 is − 9

(iii) The constant term of 4

$y^2$ − 5y +

$frac\{3}{5}$ is

$frac\{3}{5}$

(iv) The constant term of

$z^3$ − 2

$z^2$ + z −

$frac\{8}{3}$ is −

$frac\{8}{3}$

7. Identify the monomial, binomials and trinomials in the following:

(i) − 2

$x$ yz

(ii) 5 + 7

$x^3$

$y^3$

$z^3$

(iii) − 5

$x^3$

(iv) a + b − 2c

(v)

$x$ y + yz − z

$x$

(vi)

$x^5$

(vii) a

$x^3$ + b

$x^2$ + c

$x$ + d

(viii) −14

(ix) 2

$x$ + 1

Solution:

(i) − 2

$x$ yz

It has only one term. So, it is monomial

(ii) 5 + 7

$x^3$

$y^3$

$z^3$

It has only two term. So, it is binomials

(iii) − 5

$x^3$

It has only one term. So, it is monomial

(iv) a + b − 2c

It has only three term. So, it is trinomials

(v)

$x$ y + yz − z

$x$

It has only three term. So, it is trinomials

(vi)

$x^5$

It has only one term. So, it is monomial

(vii) a

$x^3$ + b

$x^2$ + c

$x$ + d

It has four term. So, it is not a monomial, or, a binomials or, a trinomials

(viii) −14

It has only one term. So, it is monomial

(ix) 2

$x$ + 1

It has only two term. So, it is binomials

8. Writ all the terms of the algebraic expressions :

(i) 4

$x^5$ − 6

$y^4$ + 7

$x^2$ y − 9

(ii) 9

$x^3$ − 5

$z^4$ + 7

$x^3$ y −

$x$ yz

Solution:

(i) All the terms of 4

$x^5$ − 6

$y^4$ + 7

$x^2$ y − 9 are

4

$x^5$ , − 6

$y^4$ , 7

$x^2$ y, − 9

(ii) All the terms of 9

$x^3$ − 5

$z^4$ + 7

$x^3$ y −

$x$ yz are

9

$x^3$ , − 5

$z^4$ , 7

$x^3$ y, −

$x$ yz

9. Identity like terms in the following:

(i)

$a^2$ ,

$b^2$ , − 2

$a^2$ ,

$c^2$ , 4a

(ii) 3

$x$ , 4

$x$ y, − yz,

$frac\{1}{2}$ zy

(iii) −2

$x$

$y^2$ ,

$x^2$ y, 5

$y^2$

$x$ ,

$x^2$ z

(iv) abc, a

$b^2$ c, ac

$b^2$ ,

$c^2$ ab,

$b^2$ ac,

$a^2$ bc, ca

$b^2$

Solution:

The terms that have same literals are called like terms.

(i)

$a^2$ and − 2

$a^2$ are like terms.

(ii) − yz and

$frac\{1}{2}$ zy are like terms.

(iii) −2

$x$

$y^2$ and 5

$y^2$

$x$ are like terms.

(iv)

$ab^2c$ ,

$acb^2$ ,

$b^2ac$ and

$cab^2$ are like terms.

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