Class 7th Mathematics (GANITA PRAKASH-ii) ncert solution 

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Class 7 Mathematics
Ganita Prakash — Part II

Your complete, chapter-wise companion to the second volume — higher-level arithmetic, advanced geometric constructions, and the foundational logic of algebra, explained the EduGrown way.

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Chapter-wise Insights

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Chapter 1

Geometric Twins

CongruenceSSS · SAS · ASA · RHS

An engaging introduction to congruence. Explore what it means for two shapes to be identical in size and shape — covering line segments, angles, and the four triangle-congruence criteria.

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Chapter 2

Operations with Integers

Number Sense+ − × ÷

Master the four fundamental operations — addition, subtraction, multiplication and division — specifically for positive and negative integers, with the sign rules made intuitive.

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Chapter 3

Finding Common Ground

Data HandlingMean · Median · Mode

Data handling and the concept of central tendency. Learn to find the mean, median and mode to summarise data sets and draw informed comparisons.

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Chapter 4

Another Peek Beyond the Point

Decimals× and ÷

A continuation of decimal studies, focusing on multiplication and division of decimals — so you can handle complex calculations “beyond the point” with speed and accuracy.

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Chapter 5

Connecting the Dots

Solid ShapesNets · Faces · Edges

An exploration of visualising solid shapes. Understand the relationship between 2D sketches and 3D objects through nets, vertices, edges and faces.

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Chapter 6

Constructions and Tilings

Ruler & CompassTessellations

Geometry meets art. Learn the precise use of ruler and compass for geometric constructions, then explore tilings — patterns that cover a surface with no gaps or overlaps.

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Chapter 7

Finding the Unknown

Linear EquationsTransposition · Balancing

The core of linear equations. Set up equations for unknown values and solve them using the transposition and balancing methods — from weighing scales to real-world word problems.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Latest syllabus — everything students and parents ask us

Why is the Class 7 Maths book split into parts like ‘Ganita Prakash-II’?
The latest syllabus is designed to be modular. By splitting the curriculum, NCERT allows students to focus deeply on specific clusters of concepts — moving from basic number play in the first part to advanced operations and geometry in the second.
What is the significance of ‘Geometric Twins’ (Chapter 1)?
‘Geometric Twins’ is a student-friendly term for Congruence of Triangles — a critical foundation for higher geometry. EduGrown solutions provide visual proofs that make criteria like RHS and ASA easy to picture rather than memorise.
How does ‘Connecting the Dots’ help with 3D understanding?
This chapter uses nets of solids. By “unfolding” a 3D shape into a 2D pattern, students develop the spatial reasoning skills that later underpin engineering and architectural thinking.
Is ‘Finding the Unknown’ related to the algebra taught in Part I?
Yes. Part I introduced algebraic expressions; Chapter 7 of Part II focuses on solving equations. It moves from representing a situation symbolically to actually finding the value of the variable.
How are the ‘Learning Material Sheets’ used in Part II?
In this volume the sheets focus on constructions and data. They provide graph templates and dot grids so students can practise symmetric tilings and data plotting directly on the page.

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