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Practice Maths Grade 7

The syllabus of Maths Grade 7 comprises of the following Topics. We have prepared various notes ( Practice Questions ) relevant for the student of Maths Grade 7, who may be studying in CBSE, ISC or State board. Each of these notes have been given under the particular chapter, which you can click and read :

Chapter Name Topic Name
IntegersAddition of Integers
IntegersSubtraction of Integers
IntegersMultiplication of Integers
Integers Division of Integers
IntegersProperties of Integers | Closure, Commutative, Associative, Distributive
FractionsTypes of Fractions | Proper | Improper | Mixed
FractionsEquivalent Fractions
FractionsSimplest Form of Fraction
FractionsLike Fractions | Unlike Fractions | Convert Unlike Fractions into Like Fractions
FractionsComparing Fractions
FractionsAdding Fractions
FractionsSubtracting Fractions
FractionsMultiplying Fraction
FractionsDividing Fractions
DecimalsLike Decimals & Unlike Decimals
DecimalsConvert Mixed Fraction to Decimal
DecimalsConvert Decimal to Fraction
Rational NumbersEquivalent form of Rational Numbers
Rational NumbersAddition of Rational Numbers
Rational NumbersAdditive Inverse of Rational Number
Rational NumbersSubtraction of Rational Numbers
Rational NumbersMultiplication of Rational Numbers
Rational NumbersDivision of Rational Numbers
Lines and AnglesComplementary Angles - Definition and Examples
Lines and AnglesSupplementary Angles - Definition and Examples
Properties of TrianglesAcute Triangle | Obtuse Triangle | Right Triangle
Properties of TrianglesEquilateral Triangle, Isosceles Triangle & Scalene Triangle
Properties of TrianglesAngle Sum Property of a Triangle
PercentageConverting a Percentage into a Fraction
PercentageConverting Decimal into Percentage
PercentageExpressing a given Percentage as a Ratio
PercentageConverting a Fraction into Percentage
Three - Dimensional ShapesFaces, Vertices and Edges

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