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Aarti had ₹450. She spent of it on books and of it on stationery. How much money is left with her?

Class 7Rational NumbersRational Numbers
  • A₹200
  • B₹250
  • C₹350
  • D₹150

Step-by-Step Solution

Books: ₹100. Stationery: ₹150. Spent = ₹250, so left = 450 − 250 = ₹200. ₹250 is the amount SPENT, not the amount left, and ₹350 comes from subtracting only the ₹100 for books.
Answer: A) ₹200

Key idea: Comparing rationals

**Step 1**: write both in standard form (positive denominators).
**Step 2**: bring to a common denominator (the LCM of the two denominators).
**Step 3**: compare the numerators with their signs.

Example: compare −3/4 and −5/6. Common denominator = 12. −3/4 = −9/12; −5/6 = −10/12. With negatives, the smaller numerator is the smaller value. −10 < −9, so −5/6 < −3/4.

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