Course Content
Theme 01: Integers.
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Integers.
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Theme 02: Rational Numbers.
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Rational Numbers.
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Theme 03: Decimals.
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Decimals.
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Theme 04: Fractions.
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Fractions.
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Theme 05: Exponents.
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Exponents.
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Theme 06: Sets.
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Sets.
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Theme 07: Ratio and Proportion.
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Ratio and Proportion.
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Theme 08: Percentage.
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Percentage.
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Theme 09: Profit, Loss and Discount.
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Profit, Loss and Discount.
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Theme 10: Simple Interest
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Simple Interest
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Theme 11: Speed, Distance and Time
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Speed, Distance and Time
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Theme 12: Algebraic Expressions.
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Algebraic Expressions.
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Theme 13: Linear Equations..
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Linear Equations..
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Theme 14: Linear Inequations
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Linear Inequations
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Theme 15: Understanding Shapes
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Understanding Shapes
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Theme 16: Properties of Triangles.
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Properties of Triangles.
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Theme 17: Symmetry.
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Symmetry.
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Theme 18: Representation of 3-D in 2-D.
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Representation of 3-D in 2-D.
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Theme 19: Congruent Triangles.
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Congruent Triangles.
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Theme 20: Construction.
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Construction.
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Theme 21: Perimeter and Area of Polygon.
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Perimeter and Area of Polygon.
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Theme 22: Circumference and Area of a Circle.
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Circumference and Area of a Circle. – Part 1
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Circumference and Area of a Circle. – Part 2
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Theme 23: Collection and Organisation of Data.
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Collection and Organisation of Data.
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Theme 24: Probability.
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Probability.
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Mathematics – 7
About Lesson

In ICSE Class 7 Mathematics, the concept of Simple Interest is introduced to help students understand the basics of interest calculation. Simple Interest is calculated as a percentage of the principal amount over a certain period of time. Students learn how to calculate the Simple Interest using the formula: ( text{Simple Interest} = frac{P times R times T}{100} ), where P is the principal amount, R is the rate of interest per annum, and T is the time in years. Through various examples and problems, students learn how to apply this formula to find the Simple Interest for different scenarios, helping them develop their understanding of basic financial concepts.

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