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Find the value of ‘a’ and ‘b’ if 2/9 + 4√5 = a + b √5. |
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Answer» 2/9 + 4√5 = a + b√5 As per the rule in maths, the first term of left hand side will be equal to first term of right hand side (in this type of question) So, 2/9 = a and 4√5 = b√5 2/9 = a and (√5 is common in both i.e 4√5 and b√5) So, it will get cancelled a = 2/9 and b = 4 |
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| 9552. |
A student was asked to mix the white of an egg with water and stir well. The student observed that : (a) A transparent solution is formed (b) A transparent mixture is formed (c) Egg white settles down at the bottom (d) Egg white floats on the surface of the water |
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Answer» A student was asked to mix the white of an egg with water and stir well. The student observed that a transparent mixture is formed. |
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To prepare colloidal solution of starch, we should : (a) Add starch powder to boiling water and cool (b) Add starch powder to cold water and boil (c) Heat starch powder, add it to cold water and then bring to boil (d) Add starch to cold water & stir |
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Answer» To prepare colloidal solution of starch, we should Add starch to cold water & stir. |
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The size of colloidal particles is : (a) About 10−8 cm (b) Larger than 10−5 cm (c) Between 10−7 cm and 10−5 cm (d) None of these |
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Answer» The size of colloidal particles is Between 10−7 cm and 10−5 cm. |
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The correct order which describe the true solution, colloidal solution and suspension in the order of their increasing stability is : (a) Suspension < Colloidal < True solution (b) Colloidal solution < True solution < Suspension (c) True solution < Colloidal solution < Suspension (d) Colloidal solution < Suspension < True solution |
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Answer» (a) Suspension < Colloidal < True solution |
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A solution of egg albumin in water is : (a) True solution (b) A suspension (c) A colloidal solution (d) None of these |
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Answer» A solution of egg albumin in water is a colloidal solution. |
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Which of the following is stable when allowed to stand undisturbed for some time ? (a) Sugar solution (b) Solution of starch in water (c) Milk (d) All the above |
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Answer» (d) All the above |
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In a statement of Fleming’s left-hand rule, what do the following represent ? (a) direction of centre finger. (b) direction of forefinger. (c) direction of thumb. |
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Answer» (a) Current. (b) Magnetic field. (c) Force acting on the conductor. |
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What the best way for the preparation of class 10th board exam, when I am studying with CBSE board. Give me some preparation tips. |
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Answer» There are some common thing you should follow to score better in your board examination. They are: 1. Make a strong grip over NCERT books. Do each and every question from all those chapters which are included in your syllabus. There is not a single question which comes out from NCERT book. You can read or download NCERT books for class 10 for quick revision. 2. Notes of each chapter are very important for quick revision. If you have made it than it is ok if not then don't waste your time in preparing notes at this time when your exam is near. Go online for notes of each subject. You can get class 10 science notes online. 3. If you have done these things, now it's time to solve more and more questions. First, solve CBSE sample papers for class 10 which CBSE board releases every year officially. Then solve at least the previous 10-year board question paper from the question bank. 4. You can also revise math formulas for quick revision of mathematics section. Refer here math formula. If you follow this strategy then certainly you can score much better in board exams. "All the best for rest of things." |
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Which one of the following is used to join shaft and hub?(a) Gib(b) Key(c) Cotter(d) Rivet |
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Answer» Key is used to join shaft and hub. |
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In every sale and purchase transaction, money is paid to the seller by the (a) Producer (b) Buyer (c) Shopkeeper (d) Seller’s bank |
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Answer» The Correct option is (b) Buyer |
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Which type of rod-joint is used for rods of square cross section?(a) Sleeve & Cotter Joint(b) Socket and Spigot Joint(c) Gib and Cotter Joint(d) Knuckle Joint |
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Answer» (c) Gib and Cotter Joint |
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What is the thread angle in degrees of a Metric thread?(a) 30°(b) 45°(c) 60°(d) 90° |
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Answer» 60° angle in degrees of a Metric thread. |
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A square lamina in isometric projection appears as?(a) Rhombus(b) Rectangle(c) Trapezium(d) Parallelogram |
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Answer» A square lamina in isometric projection appears as Rhombus. |
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What is the angle in degree between the Main Scale and Isometric Scale in the construction of isometric Scale ?(a) 30° (b) 45° (c) 15° (d) 90° |
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Answer» Correct option (c) 15° |
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In first angle projection the order of object, plane and observer, as viewed from the front is?(a) Object, Plane and Observer(b) Object, Observer and Plane(c) Plane, Observer and Object(d) Observer, Object and Plane |
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Answer» (d) Observer, Object and Plane |
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What is the angle in degree between the main scale and isometric scale in the construction of isometric scale?(a) 30°(b) 15°(c) 45°(d) 90° |
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Answer» 15° is the angle in degree between the main scale and isometric scale in the construction of isometric scale. |
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A circle drawn in isometric projection appears as?(a) Circle(b) Round(c) Ellipse(d) Spherical |
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Answer» A circle drawn in isometric projection appears as Ellipse. |
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The angle between the flanks of a metric thread is(a) 55°(b) 90°(c) 60°(d) 75° |
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Answer» The angle between the flanks of a metric thread is 60°. |
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What will be the shape of a “Circle” in Isometric Projection?(a) Ellipse (b) Parabola(c) Circle (d) Cycloid |
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Answer» Correct option: (a) Ellipse |
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The width of a key 'w' (as per standard dimensions) for a shaft of diameter d = 60 mm is(a) 10 mm(b) 15 mm(c) 20 mm(d) 30 mm |
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Answer» The width of a key 'w' (as per standard dimensions) for a shaft of diameter d = 60 mm is 15 mm. |
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Which is the modified form of square thread?(a) V-thread(b) Metric thread(c) Knuckle thread(d) B.S.W thread |
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Answer» (c) Knuckle thread |
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Section lines are generally inclined with the base, at an angle of?(a) 0°(b) 45°(c) 50°(d) 90° |
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Answer» Section lines are generally inclined with the base, at an angle of 45°. |
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The angle between the flanks of a BSW thread profile is(a) 55°(b) 60°(c) 30°(d) 45° |
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Answer» The angle between the flanks of a BSW thread profile is 55°. |
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Which machine part is called HEADLESS BOLT ?(a) Nut(b) Stud(c) Screw(d) Rivet |
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Answer» Correct option: (b) Stud |
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What is the width of the Rectangular Sunk Key, if the diameter of the shaft is D?(a) D/2(b) D/8(c) D/4(d) D/6 |
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Answer» D/4 is the width of the Rectangular Sunk Key, if the diameter of the shaft is D. |
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Cut on the outer surface of a circular rod are called(a) The threads Crest thread(b) Root thread(c) Internal thread(d) External thread |
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Answer» (d) External thread |
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Which part of the Solid C.I. Pulley is used to hold up the belt? (a) Rim (b) Hub (c) Key(d) Shaft |
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Answer» Correct option (a) Rim |
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Which machine part is called as “HEADLESS BOLT”?(a) Nut(b) Screw(c) Rivet(d) Stud |
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Answer» Stud part is called as “HEADLESS BOLT”. |
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The convexity provided on the rim of the solid web cast iron pulley is called(a) Bending(b) Curving(c) Crowning(d) Riveting |
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Answer» (c) Crowning |
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Name the joint used for joining two pipes(a) Flanged pipe joint(b) Bushed bearing(c) Turn buckle(d) Cotter joint |
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Answer» (a) Flanged pipe joint |
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Which one of the following is represented by thin continuous lines?(a) Centre lines(b) Visible lines(c) Extension lines(d) Hidden lines |
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Answer» (c) Extension lines |
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How much taper is provided in the width of a cotter?(a) 1 : 3 (b) 1 : 10 (c) 1 : 100(d) 1 : 30 |
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Answer» Correct option: (d) 1 : 30 |
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M in dimension „Stud of M20‟, stands for(a) Metric Thread Profile(b) Square Thread Profile(c) Knuckle Thread Profile(d) B.S.W. Thread Profile |
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Answer» (a) Metric Thread Profile |
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Name the portion between the rim and the hub of a cast iron pulley(a) Shaft(b) Gap(c) Bush(d) Web |
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Answer» The portion between the rim and the hub of a cast iron pulley Web. |
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Construct an isometric scale of length 80mm. |
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Answer» ISOMETRIC SCALE (a) Marking of divisions of 10mm, including divisions of first part of 1mm on true length (b) Projections from scale 1:1 to get points on isometric scale, construction of isometric scale (c) Printing True Length / Scale 1:1, Isometric length/Isometric Scale and marking angles of 30° & 45° |
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Construct an isometric scale. |
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Answer» Isometric scale (i) Marking of divisions of 10mm, including division of first part of 1mm on true length (ii) Projections from scale 1:1 to get points on isometric scale, construction of isometric scale (iii) Printing ‘True length / Scale 1:1’, Isometric length/Isometric scale’ and marking angles of 30° and 45° |
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Draw an isometric projection of the frustum of a cone, having its axis perpendicular to the H.P. The upper diameter = 40 mm, lower diameter = 50 mm and height of frustum is 70 mm. Give all dimensions. Draw the axis and indicate the direction of viewing. |
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Answer» ISOMETRIC PROJECTION OF THE FRUSTUM OF A CONE (a) Drawing upper & lower isometric ellipses (b) Drawing both generators (c) Marking vertical axis, central lines, direction of viewing (d) Dimensions |
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Draw to scale 1:1, the front view and top view of a Square Headed Nut of diameter 30mm, keeping the axis vertical. Give standard dimensions. |
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Answer» SQUARE NUT FRONT VIEW : (i) Boundary lines with hidden lines showing threads with axis vertical and two opposite edges parallel to V.P. (ii) Drawing arc with radius R. TOP VIEW : (i) Drawing three circles as per convention. (ii) Square, circumscribing chamfer circle. DETAILS : Dimensions. |
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An upright Square Pyramid of 30 mm base edge and 60 mm height with two base edges parallel to V.P., is centrally placed on the top triangular face of a Triangular Prism of base edge 50 mm and height 40 mm resting on the H.P. having vertical axis with one base edge parallel to V.P. and nearer to the observer. Draw an isometric projection of the combination of the solids. Draw the common axis and indicate the direction of viewing. Give all the dimensions. |
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Answer» ISOMETRIC PROJECTION OF A SQUARE PYRAMID, PLACED CENTRALLY, ON A TRIANGULAR PRISM TRIANGULAR PRISM (a) Drawing helping figure (b) Drawing both isometric triangles (c) Drawing vertical edges (d) Marking axis & direction of viewing (e) Dimensions SQUARE PYRAMID (a) Drawing isometric square base (b) Drawing slant edges (c) Marking vertical axis & central lines at base (d) Dimensions |
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Draw to scale 1:1, the standard profile of a Knuckle Thread, taking enlarged pitch as 50mm. Give standard dimensions. |
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Answer» Knuckle Thread profile (i) Distance, equal to pitch, marked correctly. (ii) Semi-circular profile for threads (minimum two), drawn correctly (iii) Dimensions and hatching lines |
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A sphere (diameter 70mm) is placed centrally on the top hexagonal face of a hexagonal prism (base edge 25mm, height 50mm). Two of the base edges of the prism are parallel to V.P. The common axis is perpendicular to H.P. Draw the isometric projection of the combination of solids. Show the common axis and indicate the direction of viewing. Give all the dimensions. |
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Answer» ISOMETRIC PROJECTION OF A SPHERE, PLACED CENTRALLY ON A HEXAGONAL PRISM SPHERE (i) Locating the centre with isometric radius (ii) Drawing the circle with true radius (iii) Marking the vertical axis (iv) Dimensions HEXAGONAL PRISM (i) Drawing helping figure (ii) Drawing isometric hexagons (iii) Drawing edges (iv) Marking axis (⅟2) and direction of viewing (⅟2) (v) Dimensions |
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A farmer was conscious about the growth of his crops and their nutrient quality. What way would you suggest to him to have better growth of crops without harming its quality? |
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Answer» Farmer should apply a biofertiliser to his crops as it contains micro organisms which when applied to the plants or soil promotes the growth of the crops without harming the nutrient quality of the plant. |
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Pistil has the ability to recognise the pollen grain of the right type.How? |
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Answer» Mediation of continuous dialogue between pollen grains and the pistil by the chemical components of the pollen and pistil interaction helps in recognition of right or wrong pollen grain. If the pollen is of wrong type, the pistil rejects the pollen by preventing pollen germination on stigma or pollen tube growth in the style. |
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Mention two important characteristics in the sexual reproduction of frogs and bony fishes. |
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Answer» Sexual reproduction of frogs and bony fishes has two main characteristics |
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What are recombinant proteins? How do bioreactors help in their production? |
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Answer» The proteins produced by genetically altered gene in a host are called recombinant proteins. Bioreactors are considered as vessels in which raw materials are biologically converted into specific products by microbes. It provides optimum growth conditions such as temperature, pH, substrate, vitamins, oxygen and salts. |
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A box of oranges is inspected by examining three randomly selected oranges drawn without replacement. If all the three oranges are good, the box is approved for sale otherwise it is rejected. Find the probability that the box containing 15 oranges out of which 12 are good and 3 are bad ones will be approved for sale. Which values are reflected when boxes are approved for sale? |
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Answer» Total oranges = 15, good oranges = 12, bad oranges = 3 3 oranges are selected at random without replacement. Box is approved for sale if all the three selected oranges are good. P(box approved for sale) = 12C3/15C3 = 44/91 Value reflected is honesty. |
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Name the type of pollination as a result of which genetically different types of pollen grains of the same species land on the stigma. |
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Answer» Xenogamy pollination as a result of which genetically different types of pollen grains of the same species land on the stigma. |
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Explain with the help of an example each, how the following provide evidences in favour of evolution: (i) Homologous organs (ii) Analogous organs (iii) Fossils |
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Answer» (i) Homologous Organs: The study of these organs suggests that these organisms with organs having same structure but performing different functions have evolved from a common ancestor, e.g. forelimbs of different vertebrates. (ii) Analogous Organs: The study of these apparently similar organs suggests that the organisms with apparently similar organs do not share common ancestory. Similarity in these organs is superficial, design and the structure of these organs are very different, e.g. wings of bird and wings of butterfly. (iii) Fossils: They provide the missing link between the species, e.g. fossils of dinosaurs with feathers, fossils of prehistoric horse. |
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Obtain all the zeros of the polynomial x4 +4x3 -2x2 -20x-15, if two of its zeroes are √5 and −√5. |
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Answer» p(x) = x4 + 4x3 -2x2 - 20x -15 x2 - 5 is factor of p(x) ∴ p(x) = (x2 -5) (x2 + 4x +3) or p(x) = (x2 -5) (x -3) (x +1) So, all the zeroes of p(x)(are √5, −√5, −3 and −1. |
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