Class 7 Maths Case Studies
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Chapters 1 & 2
Case Study 1: Temperature Fluctuations
The temperature in a hill station was -5°C on Monday morning. During the day, it rose by 3°C. On
Tuesday, it dropped by 7°C, and on Wednesday, it rose again by 4°C.
1. What was the temperature on Monday evening?
2. What was the temperature on Tuesday morning?
3. What was the final temperature on Wednesday evening?
4. By how much did the temperature change from Monday morning to Wednesday evening?
Case Study 2: Submarine Dive
A submarine is at a depth of 250 meters below sea level. It ascends 75 meters and then descends
120 meters. Later, it ascends another 40 meters.
1. Represent the initial depth of the submarine as an integer.
2. What is the submarine's depth after it ascends 75 meters?
3. What is the submarine's depth after it further descends 120 meters?
4. What is the final depth of the submarine?
Case Study 3: School Canteen Orders
In a school canteen, 2/5 of the students ordered pizzas, 1/4 ordered burgers, and the remaining
students ordered sandwiches. There are 400 students in total.
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1. What fraction of the students ordered sandwiches?
2. How many students ordered pizzas?
3. How many students ordered burgers?
4. How many students ordered sandwiches?
Case Study 4: Building Construction
A builder is constructing a multi-storey building. The building has 15 floors above ground level and 3
floors in the basement. Each floor is 3.5 meters high.
1. Represent the ground level as 0. What integer represents the 10th floor above ground?
2. What integer represents the 2nd basement floor?
3. What is the total height of the building from the lowest basement floor to the highest floor above
ground?
4. If a lift starts from the 1st basement floor and goes up to the 8th floor above ground, what is the
total vertical distance covered by the lift?
Case Study 5: Recipe Ingredients
A recipe requires 3/4 cup of flour, 1/2 cup of sugar, and 1/8 cup of butter. If a baker wants to make 2
batches of the recipe, and then later decides to make half a batch, answer the following:
1. How much flour is needed for 2 batches?
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2. How much sugar is needed for half a batch?
3. What is the total amount of flour and sugar needed for one full batch?
4. If the baker has 2 cups of flour, how many full batches can they make?
Case Study 6: Shopping Spree
Meena went shopping and spent Rs.125.50 on a book, Rs.75.25 on a pen, and Rs.45.75 on a
notebook. She initially had Rs.300 with her.
1. What is the total amount Meena spent?
2. How much money is left with Meena after her purchases?
3. If she bought two pens, how much would she have spent on pens?
4. If she got a 10% discount on the book, how much would the book cost then?
Case Study 7: Sports Tournament Scores
In a mathematics quiz, Team A scored +15, -10, +25 in three rounds. Team B scored -5, +20, +18 in
the same three rounds.
1. What is the total score of Team A?
2. What is the total score of Team B?
3. Which team won the quiz and by how many points?
4. If a bonus round gave 10 points to Team A, what would be their new score?
Case Study-Based Questions for Class 7 Maths (CBSE)
Chapters 1 & 2
Case Study 8: Distance Measurement
A cyclist covers a distance of 12.75 km on Monday, 15.5 km on Tuesday, and 10.2 km on
Wednesday.
1. What is the total distance covered by the cyclist in the three days?
2. How much more distance did the cyclist cover on Tuesday than on Wednesday?
3. If the cyclist cycles at a speed of 20 km/hr on Monday, how long did it take him to cover the
distance? (Express in hours and minutes)
4. If the cyclist covers an average of 13.5 km per day, what is the total distance they would cover in
a week?
Case Study 9: Pizza Sharing
A large pizza is cut into 8 equal slices. Rohan ate 3/8 of the pizza, and his sister ate 1/4 of the pizza.
1. What fraction of the pizza did Rohan and his sister eat together?
2. What fraction of the pizza is left?
3. If there were two such pizzas, how many slices would be left after Rohan and his sister eat their
share from one pizza?
4. If their friend comes and eats half of the remaining pizza, what fraction of the original pizza did the
friend eat?
Case Study 10: Bank Transactions
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Chapters 1 & 2
A person deposits Rs.5000 into their bank account on Monday. On Tuesday, they withdraw
Rs.2350. On Wednesday, they deposit another Rs.1500, and on Thursday, they withdraw Rs.1000.
1. Represent a deposit as a positive integer and a withdrawal as a negative integer.
2. What is the net change in the bank balance from Monday to Tuesday?
