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(i) x - y) a (x - y) x + xy + y)10. Verify: (1)x' + y) = (x + y) (x - xy + y)10 Factorise each of the following: |
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Answer» R.H.S =>(x+y) ( x2- xy + y2)=> x3- x2y + xy2+ x2y - xy2+ y3 {On multiplying x3+ y3with(x+y) ( x2 - xy + y2)}=> [x3+ y3] + ( -x2y+ x2y) + (xy2- xy2)=> x3+ y3Since R.H.S = L.H.S,That is x3+ y3= x3+ y3Hence, verified that x3+ y3=(x+y) ( x2- xy + y2) R.H.S =>(x+y) ( x²- xy + y²)=> x³- x²y + xy²+ x²y - xy²+ y³ {On multiplying x³+ y³with(x+y) ( x² - xy + y²)}=> [x³+ y³] + ( -x²y+ x²y) + (xy²- xy²)=> x³+ y³Since R.H.S = L.H.S,That is x³+ y³= x³+ y³Hence, verified that x³+ y³=(x+y) ( x²- xy + y²) |
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(C10m(d) 10 m) The conductivity of a semiconductor with increase in temperature:(a) decreases(c) remains sameS unit nf electric cu) increases(d) may increase or decreaserromt: |
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Answer» The gap between conduction band and valence band in small in semiconductor (fig) , therefore electrons from the valance bond can jump to the conduction band on increasing temperature. Thus they become more conducting as the temperature increases |
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theblisher wains 20%. If the discountdiscount of to be given on the MP of the owhat will be the sain percent?750 discount he wou |
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Ifa discount of 10% be given on the M P. of the book, the publisher gains 20%. If the discount 1s increased to15%, what will be the gain percent?. |
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Answer» Let MP = 100.SP after giving 10% commission = 100 - 10% of 100 = 90.Let CP = X.Gain = 20%.Now,X + 20% of X = 90120X /100 = 90X = 75.CP = 75.If 15% commission was given then Sp = 85.Gain = 85 -75 = 10% gain = (10 *100)/75 = 40/3 = 13.33%. thanku so much |
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5. A shopkeeper buys an article for 450. He12marks it at 20% above the cost price. Find(i) the marked price of the article.(ii) the selling price, if he sells the article at10 percent discount.13(ii) the percentage discount given by him, ifhe sells the article for496.80. |
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4. If a discount of 10% be given on the M.P. of the book, the publisher gains 20%. If the discount isincreased to 15%, what will be the gain percent? |
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7. A wholesaler allows a discount of 20% on the list price to a retailer. The retailer sellsat 8% discount on the list price. The profit percent of the retailer is : |
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Answer» let list price =100xwhole saler sp=80xcp of retailer=80xdiscount =8% on list pricesp=92xprofit=92x-80x=12x%ptofit= profit*100/cp =12x*100/80x = 15% sp= sp= 15% answer this questions |
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A shopkeeper marks his goods 20% above cost price and allows a discount of 15% what percent does hegain or loss?7, |
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Answer» Let CP=100 MP=120 Discount =10% I.e. 10%of MP =10% of 120 =12 SP = MP - Discount = 108 Gain % = (gain/CP)*100% = 8% |
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i. Jalculate speed1. Distance= 437 km, Time = 4.75 hours |
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Answer» speed =distance/ time speed=437/4.75speed=92 km/hr |
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20.The length of minutes hand of a clock is 14cm. The area swept by the minute hand inone minute is:1.10.26cm2. 10cm3. 11cm4. 11.25cm |
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Answer» Answer:1) 10.26cm sqExplanation |
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If the length of the minute hand of a clock is 12 cm, the area of swept byit in 15 minutes is(A) 5 sqcm (B) 2 sqcm (C) 792/7sq.cm (D) 0 |
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Answer» In 60 minutes, the minutes hand covers 360 degrees. or angle of 2π or the full circle. In one minute it sweeps an angle of 2π / 60 or 1/60th of the area of full circle. Area of the sector it sweeps in one minute =π r² / 60 =π * 12² / 60 = 7.54 cm² Hence in 15 minutes7.54*15=113.1cm^2=792/7cm^2option 3 |
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1) The integrating factor of differented equationxou -3y - 32 |
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Integrating factor of \left(1+x^{2}\right) \frac{d y}{d x}-x y=\sqrt{1+x^{2}} is |
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2, 18% of 650 boys in a school take commerce. How many boys take commerce? |
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Answer» number of students take commerce= 18% of 650= 18/100 × 650= 117 |
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=08 पथ + 08 पथ - 0४ पथ « 08 पथ - 01 पथ) §p+ 2 s g 2 |
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Answer» Sin 18°/cos 72° + root(3) [tan10 tan 30 tan 40 tan 50 tan 80] = Sin18/cos(90-18) + root(3) (cot(90-10). tan 30 cot(90-40). tan50. tan 80)= sin18/sin18 + root(3)(cot 80. tan 30. cot50. tan50. tan 80)= 1 + root(3)(tan30)= 1 + root(3)[1/root(3)]= 1 + 1= 2 |
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DECEMBERQ6X81FRIDAY120DECEMBERG08 am309 am10 am11 amNoon01 pm |
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Answer» 8 13*16/12*18*20/10 =624 |
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Answer» √3 cosec 20° - sec 20° = √3/ sin 20° - 1/ cos 20°= √3cos 20° - sin 20°/ sin 20° cos 20° = 4 [√3/2 cos 20° - 1/2 sin 20° / 2 sin 20° cos 20°]= 4 [ sin 60° cos 20° - cos 60° sin 20°/ sin 40°] = 4 sin (60° - 20°) / sin 40°= 4 sin 40°/ sin 40°= 4 |
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Jai is an athlete and runs daily. He ran 7kmon Monday, 7km on Tuesday, 6km onWednesday and 8- km on Thursday. If he ran37 km for a total of five days from Monday to Friday,how many km did he run on Friday?15 |
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Answer» thx |
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63. A watch was set correct at 12'0 clock. It loses 10 minutes per hour. What will be the anglebetween the two hands of the clock after 1 hour ? |
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Answer» The clock loses 10 minutes per hour Here, the clock shows only 50 minutes for 60 minutes( in 1 hour) The watch show the time 12 : 50, after 1 hour Formula ,To find the angle between hour hand and minutes at H hours M minutes =30H – 11/2 M The angle between the two hands of the clock after 1 hour =30 x 12 – 11/2 x 50 = 360° - 11×25 =360º – 275º = 85º |
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54. There are two clocks, both set to show 10 pm on21st January 2010. One clock gains 2 minutes in anhour and the other clock loses 5 minutes in an hour.Then by how many minutes do the two clocks differat 4 pm on 22nd January 2010? |
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Answer» Number of hours between 10 pm on 21st January 2010 and 4 pm on 22nd January 2010= 18 hours First clock gains 2 min every hour. Then time it will show= 18 hours + 2*18 min= 4:36 pm Second clock loses 5 min every hour. Then time it will show= 18 hours - 5*18 min= 18 hours - 90 min= (18 - 1.5) hours= 16.5 hours= 2:30 pm |
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Write the integrating factor of(1+y2) + ( 2xy-coty) dy/dx =0 |
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Answer» 1 2 |
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In the given figure, BO and CO are thebisectors of 4B and LC respectively. IfZA-50, then ZBOC-?50°(a) 130°(c) 115°(b) 100°(d) 120° |
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(ii) 2x +2xy +2x |
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Answer» Factorization 2x³ + 2xy² + 2xz² 2x ( x² + y² + z²) |
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4. In the following figure,AD and CE arerespectivelyperpendiculars tosides BC and B4AB of A ABC.If ZECD = 50°, find Z BAD. |
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10.In the given figure, POL and PRM aretangents to the circle with centre O atthe points Q and R, respectively. If S is apoint on the circle such that ZSQL-50°and LSRM=60°, then find the value ofZQSR50° |
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(ii) In the given figure AM and DM are the bisectors of ZA and AD respectively ofquadrilateral ABCD. Find the value of ZAMD in degrees.1000 c50° |
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わ(x2-y2) dx + 2xy dy = |
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Answer» thanks |
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The factor of 1-X2-2xy-У^2 is: |
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8. यदि y=x2+1- तो सिद्ध कीजिएच = 2xydr1+12 |
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2017-1897LESIn Fig. 6.14, lines XY and MN intersect at O. If<POY = 90° and a : b,-2:3, find c. |
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Solve the D. E. (x2 + y2 ) dx-2xy dy = 0 |
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, I and m are two paralilet lines intersected byanother pair of parallel lines p and q(see Fig77, 19). Show that Δ ABC íACDAinFig. 7.19 |
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Q.7 The line 2xy 6 - 0 meets the cirele x2 +y2 -2 -9 - 0 at A and B. Find the equation ofthe circle on AB as diameter. |
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Eclairs were bought at 11 for 10 and sold at 10for R11. Find the gain or loss per cent. |
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Ans: (d)21. If the cost price of 12 pineapples is equal to the selling price of 16 pineapples, then the loss percentage(a) 20%(b) 25%(c) 30%(d) 35% |
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Answer» (a) is correct answer use percent formula to find it (b) is correct answer |
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11 A trader marks his goods 40% above the cost price. He sells them at a discount of 20%, what is hisloss or gain percentage? |
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Answer» Let the cp=100sp=100+40%of 100=140after discount=140-5% of 140=133profit=133-100=33profit%=33/100*10033% profit |
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a trader marks his good 20% above the cost price he sell them at a discount of 20% if the cost price is rupees what is his gain or loss %? |
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Answer» Given:C.P= ₹ 550M.P= 20% more than the C.P M.P= C.P + 20%of C.P M.P = 550+ (20/100)× 550 M.P = 550 + 110= 660 M.P= ₹ 660 Discount = 20%of M.P Discount= (20/100)× 660 Discount= 2×66= 132 Discount= ₹132 S.P = M.P - Discount S.P = 660- 132 S.P = ₹ 528 C.P > S.P Loss= C.P - S.P Loss= 550- 528 Loss= ₹ 22 Loss%=( loss/C.P)×100% Loss% =( 22/550)×100 Loss%= 4% Hence,the loss is ₹22 & loss% is 4% |
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A trader marks his goods at 30% above cost price and allows a discount of 10%. What ishis gain per cent?4.t oualet to to scesgie disconts of 20end 1no |
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trader marks his goods 20% above the cost price. He then sells them at a discount of 20%. Ifis costrice is 550, what is hig gain or loss and its percentage? |
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of20%.IfthecoA trader marks his goods 20% above the cost price. He then sells them at a discountprice is ? 550, what is the gain or loss and the gain or loss percentage? |
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Answer» C.P= ₹ 550M.P= 20% more than the C.P M.P= C.P + 20%of C.P M.P = 550+ (20/100)× 550 M.P = 550 + 110= 660 M.P= ₹ 660 Discount = 20%of M.P Discount= (20/100)× 660 Discount= 2×66= 132 Discount= ₹132 S.P = M.P - Discount S.P = 660- 132 S.P = ₹ 528 C.P > S.P Loss= C.P - S.P Loss= 550- 528 Loss= ₹ 22 Loss%=( loss/C.P)×100% Loss% =( 22/550)×100 Loss%= 4% Hence,the loss is ₹22 & loss% is 4% |
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_ हा (०3) : (520 >9:5 कान, (क्यो A (2xy) : (x+2y) = 11:13 ,-‘ |
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Answer» 5(10x+3y)=9(5x+2y)50x+15y=45x+18y5x-3y=0hencex=3/5yput in second condition13(2x+y)=11(X+2y)26x+13y=11x+22y26x-11x=22y-13y15x=9y5x=3ynow5*3/5y=3y 1=1hence proved |
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(A)A trader marks a television 20% above the cost price and allows a discountof 10%. If the profit earned isthe television?31.4%b) 55.17024.544, then what is the cost price of(A)ă7000(B)ă6800(C)8000(D)7200 |
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A trader marks his goods 20% above the cost price. He sells them at a discount of 20%. If thecost price is Rs. 1100, what is his gain or loss percent?DE() / J. count on the markednr 1 |
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Answer» Solution :- Given - Cost price of goods = Rs. 1100 And, Marked Price = 20 % above the cost price ⇒ Marked Price = 1100 + (1100*20)/100 ⇒ M.P. = Rs. 1320 Now, The shopkeeper gives 20 % discount on M.P. ⇒ Discount = (1320*20)/100 ⇒ Discount = Rs. 264 Selling Price = Marked Price - Discount ⇒ S,P. = 1320 - 264 S.P. = Rs. 1056 Cost Price > Selling Price = Loss Loss = Cost Price - Selling Price ⇒ Loss = 1100 - 1056 ⇒ Loss = Rs. 44 Loss Percent = (Loss*100)/C.P. ⇒ (44*100)/1100 ⇒ 4 % So, Loss is Rs. 44 and Loss Percent is 4 % |
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2xyx2 +1 |
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(8) 18 xy-2xy |
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Answer» Factorization 18x³y³ - 2xy 2xy ( 9(xy)² - 1) 2xy ( (3xy)² - 1) 2xy ( 3xy - 1) ( 3xy + 1) |
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fiv) If S. P. ,#810 and loss per cent10%, find C.P |
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Answer» Given: SP = RS 810 ; Loss percent = 10% By using formula , C.P = 100/(100-loss %) * SP = 100/(100-10)*SP = 100/90*810 = Rs 900 Answer : Hence, CP is Rs 900. |
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On selling 10 rticles, a merchant loses equal to cost price of 2 articles. Find his loss per cent |
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ind the profit or loss per cent in the following cases.(i) Cost price 24 and selling price 30. |
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Answer» CP = ₹ 24SP = ₹ 30So CP < SP,so there is a profit.SP - CP = 30-24 = 6so profit% = 6/24 × 100 = 25% |
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\frac{2+4+6+8+\ldots \text { uptonterms }}{1+3+5+7+\ldots \text { up tonterms }}=\frac{20}{19} |
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The selling price of 16spoons is equal to the cost price of 15 spoons. Find the loss per cent. |
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