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Answer» 87+24+17+28+14=111+17+28+14=128+28+14=170 |
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1.Show that the given fractions a6/8' 3/4 |
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Answer» both given fraction are equivalent 6/8 = 3/43/4 = 3/4 |
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C.P. = Rs 400S.P. = Rs 450, |
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Answer» SP>CPso profit=SP-CP=450-400=50profit percentage=50/400*100=12.5% |
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Exercise 10DConvert the given common fractions into decimal fractions250116 |
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11J12 8Compare the fractions given below: |
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Answer» 4/5, 5/7by cross multiple4*7=285*5=254/5>5/7 |
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EXERCISE 14(A)For each expression, given below, write a fraction:(0 2 out of 7(ii) 5 out of 17 =(iii)three-fifthsNumerator2. Fill in the blanks:5(i) is .fraction.0 8(i) is5... fraction.(iv) The value of(vi) 310 S .fraction.(viii)29 andi are-15(i) 15 Sisfraction.3(v) The value of5-(vii) 름 and T7, are(ix) and 28 arefractions.fractions.CTION88fractions. ()24 and 32 are nt. fractions.(x)andfractions.arethe integaon3(x) 32 3x13 +....13i)-13 |
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Answer» Please crop the question you want us to solve. We cannot take multiple questions at one time. 9 by 18 12 by 18 8 by 18 15 by 18 sir only 5 is a proper fraction or not |
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25*. In figure 3.103, seg ADä¸side BC,seg BE side AC, seg CFL sideAB. Ponit O is the orthocentre. Provethat , point O is the incentrefatÎ DEF |
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Obtain the agehe Ponit+2y-5-0.Find the image of the point (10, 15) under a reflection in the line |
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25*. In figure 3.103, seg AD L side BCseg BE L side AC, seg CF L sideAB. Ponit O is the orthocentre. Provethat , point O is the incentre ofA DEF |
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Fig. S.10225*. In figure 3.103, seg ADL side BCseg BE L side AC, seg CF L sideAB. Ponit O is the orthocentre. Provethat , point O is the incentre ofA DEF. |
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Answer» The orthocenter is the intersecting point for all the altitudes of the triangle. The point where the altitudes of a triangle meet is known as the Orthocenter. In the below mentioned diagram orthocenter is denoted by the letter ‘O’. There is no direct formula to calculate the orthocenter of the triangle. It lies inside for an acute and outside for an obtuse triangle. Altitudes are nothing but the perpendicular line ( AD, BE and CF ) from one side of the triangle ( either AB or BC or CA ) to the opposite vertex. Vertex is a point where two line segments meet ( A, B and C ). ToCalculate the slope of the sides of the triangle. The formula to calculate the slope is given as, SlopeofaLine=y2−y1x2−x1 To calculate the perpendicular slope of the sides of the triangle. It gives us the slope of the altitudes of the triangle. The formula to calculate the perpendicular slope is given as, PerpendicularSlopeofaLine=−1SlopeofaLine To calculate the equation for the altitudes with their respective coordinates. The point slope formula is given as, y−y1=m(x−x1) Finally by solving any two altitude equation, we can get the orthocenter of the triangle |
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dicular distance from the origin to the line joining the points (cos, sin 8)Find perpendicular disand (cos o, sin o). |
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In Fig. 6.27, POQ is a line. Ray OR isporpendicular to line PQ. OS is another ray lyingween rays OP and OR. Prove thatROS(400S- Z POS). |
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攻.In the given figure, DE 11 BC. IfLA = 65° and LB = 55°, find() ZADE ii) LAEDLC65Hint. Since DE || BC and ADB is the transversal, soLADE = <ABC =55° (corresponding angles).55913. Can a triangle have |
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Answer» well1. angle ADE = 55 (corresponding angles)2. angle AED=65 +55+x=180so Angle AED=603. in triangle ABC 55+65+X=180So angle C=60 |
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24. Prove that tangent at any ponit 0l acicnum of first six terms of an AP is 42. The ratio of its 10th term to 30th term is 1:3. Calculatethfirst and 13th term.A60 |
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Answer» Sum of first 6 terms of AP = 42S6 = 6/2(2a + 5d)...... (1) nth term of an APTn = a + (n-1)dWhere, a = first termd = common difference According to the given condition T10/T30 = 1/3(a + 9d)3 = a + 29d3a + 27d = a + 29d2a = 2da = d Put value of d = a in eq(1)42 = 3(2a + 5a)7a = 14a = 14/7 = 2 Thus a = 2, d = 2 Therefore, First term = 213th term = a + 12d = 2 + 12*2 = 26 |
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In ΔABC, if DE 11 BC, ADand AE 8 cm, then AC-6 cm, BD9 cm |
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In Δ ABC, DE 11 BCIf DB 5.4 cm, AD 1.8 cmEC 7.2 cm then find AE.Ex. (1) |
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DA 3 (ABFC)In the given figure:ar(ADEF)ar(ABFC)DE 11 BC and--=-then, findDA 3 |
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15. In the given figure, DE 11 BC. Find the measures of x and y.3x +40° y2x+ 25°x-60°y +20 |
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in Fig. 1, DE 11 BC, AD 1 cm and BD-2 cm.What is the ratio of the ar (AABC) to thear (Δ ADE) ?Fig. 1 |
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Answer» Since DE || BC, by Thales theorem AD/DB = AE/EC Therefore, both AD/DB and AE/EC = 1: 2 So AD:AB = 1:3 or AB:AD = 3:1 The triangles are similar by SAS axiom. Hence the areas of the triangles are in the ratio of squares of corresponding sides. Therefore, the ratio of area of Δ ABC to the area of Δ ADE = 3^2:1^2 = 9:1 |
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EXERCISE 6.2Q1. In figures (i) and (ii), DE 11 BC. Find EC in (i) and AD in (ii).1.5 cm1 cm1.8 cm7.2 cm3 cm5.4 cm |
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Answer» 1)AD/DB = AE/EC 1.5/3 = 1/ECEC= 2 cm 2)AD/BD = AE/EC AD/7.2 = 1.8/5.4AD=2.4cm |
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A taxi charges? 20 for the first kilometre and 乏12 per km forsubsequent distance covered. Taking the total distance covered asx km and total fare ? y, write a linear equation depicting the relationbetween x and y. Draw the graph between x and y. |
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4,. The taxi fare in a city is as foflows: For the first kilometre, the fare is 8subsequent distance it is, 5 per km. Taking the distance covered as xkmfare as Rs y, write a linear equation for this information, and drâw its graph |
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Answer» Given,Total distance covered= xkm=1+(x-1)km Fare For first kilometre= ₹8 Fare for subsequent distance= ₹5 per km Fare for next(x-1)km= 5(x-1) A.T.Q Total fare= y 8+5(x-1)=y 8+5x-5=y 5x-y+3=0 Which is the required linear equation. It can also be written as y= 5x+3 When X = 0 ,then Y = 3,When x=1, then y=5+3=8 When x= 2, then y= 10+3=13 [Table & graph are on the attachment] Now plot the points A(0,3), B(1,8), C(2,13) on the graph paper and join them to form a line BC, which represents therequired graph of linear equation. Like my answer if you find it useful! |
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42. A taxi charges Rs 20 for the first km and Rs 12 per km for subsequentdistance covered. Taking the distance covered as x km and total fareRs y, write a linear equation depicting the relation in x and y.Draw the graph between x and y.From your graph find the taxi charges for covering 16 km.TO |
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SINGLE CORRECT TYPE QUESTIONSIf log, 2 - m, then log, 28 is equal to1+2m(b)-2(a) 2(1 +2m)1+2mwhich is the correct order for a given number α in increasing order(a) log, α, log, α, log, α, log, a(c) logo α, log α, log, α, log, α(b) logo α, log, α, log, α, 1082 αlog ab- log b-(a) log aThe value of 81(hog,3) +27 3+1/og9 is equal to(a) 49If a2+ 4b" = 12ab, then log (a + 2b) is(d) log, α, log, a, log2 α, log10 α(c) log a(c) 2163(b) log lal(d) of these4(b) 625(d) 8905.(a)llog a +log b-log 2](b) log + log+log 222[log 16+loga +log b](c)If log,o x - y, then logoo0 x2 is equal to(a) y2If a* b, b' c, c(d) 2[log a-log b + 2 log 2]26.(b) 2y3y2y3a, then value of xyz is |
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4.The taxi fare in a city is as follows: For the first kilometre, the fare is Rs 8 and for thesubsequent distance it is Rs 5 per km. Taking the distance covered as x km and totalfare as Rs y, write a linear equation for this information, and draw its graph |
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sin X + COS Xx cos x45.The value of the integralx is equal3+sin 2xto(1) log 2(3) log, 2(2) log 3(4) log. 344 |
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Find the square root of each of the following numbers correct to two decimal places:1) 3(ii) 23(3)478(iv) 789 |
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22: के व पान3. Solve: log x + log 5 x + log, ५ < 6. |
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(3)/ Prove that W2 +1) W2-1)=1.ue this to compute T-1 correct totwo decimal places. |
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36Write 86.813 correct to two decimal places. |
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Answer» 86.813 13 rounds to 1086.81 how |
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E3x2+2x+1=0 |
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Answer» thanks so much for your help and support |
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x2-2x+1=0 |
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Answer» x^2 - 2x + 1 = 0x^2 - x - x + 1 = 0x(x - 1) - 1(x - 1) = 0(x - 1)^2 = 0x = 1 |
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Using this, find the aproximate values of 3+places. ( 1.732, 1 414)andandcorrect to two decimal3-V2 |
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Answer» Thankyou |
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the following numbers into the appropriate boxes.Puta 0.7с 0.504е 0.089b 0.346d 0.967f 0.007h 0.170Numbers less thanNumbers greater tha0.894i 0.67k 0.876j 0.3I 0.499 |
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Answer» 1+5=5 2+5=12 3+6=21 8+6 |
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Solve the system by graphingy = -3x + 13x + y = -7 |
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Answer» Red line is y = -3x + 1Blue line is 3x + y = -7So from given graph we see that both are parallel to each other, hence, there is no solution exists. |
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Solve and chuck52-2 (2x-7) 22 (3x-1) + |
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Ex. 1.3.4Solve log, (3x +7)Soln.:log2 (5x + 1) |
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1. Fill in the blanks with the correct symbol> = and <69h the correct symbol out ofv-11338.-24(c) 75-100-150250938-812 |
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Answer» a. :. =b. :. <c. :. >d. :. < |
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2. Find the value of x +for the quadratic equation -2x 1 0. |
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Answer» x*x - 2x + 1 = 0 x*x - x - x + 1 = 0 (x-1)(x-1) = 0 x = 1 x + 1/x = 1 + 1/1 = 1 + 1 = 2 If you find this answer helpful then like it. |
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If -1/2 is one root of quadratic equation 2x^2 + kx + 1=0, find k. |
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Determine the nature of the roots of the quadratic equation 2x^2 -3x -4 =0from its discriminant. |
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Answer» D=b^2-4achenceD=3*3-4*-4*2D=9+32=41hence as it is positive hence roots are real and distinct |
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If one root of the quadratic equation 2x +Kx-6-0 is 2, find the value of K. Also find the other |
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Answer» if 2 is the root then it will satisfy the equation.substitute x=2(2)(2^2)+K*(2)-6=0=>8+2K-6=0=>2K=2=>K=-1( answer)for other root,2x^2-4x+3x-6=0=>2x(x-2)+3(x-2)=0=>x=2, x=3/2 |
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U00II90mExERCISE 12(A)l. A trainis travelling at a speed of 60 km/h. How much distance will it travel in 45minutes? |
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Answer» speed=60 km/h=60×(5/18) m/s=16.67 m/s:. Distance travelled=speed× time=16.67m/s×45 mins=16.67 m/s×45×60sec=45009 m= 45.009 km |
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1 Ruchi covers 3 km in 45 minutes. Howmuch distance in metres does she cover in94.8 minutes? |
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Answer» 6.4 km. may be the answer 6.32 km is the correct answer of the given question 6.32km is the correct answer 3km=3×1000=3000mA/cDistance covered in 45 min=3000m(or 3km)". ". ". 94.8 min=3000/45×948/10=6320 m.Hence distance covered in 94.8 min is 6320m. the correct answer is 6.32km of the following 6.4km is the answer of the following speed = Distance/time = 3/45 = 1/45 km/ hr so distance covers in 94.8 munitesDistance = speed × time =1/15 × 94.8 = 1×94.8/15 = 6.32 km 6.32km is the right answer of the following |
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train covers a distance of 51 km in 45 minutes. How long will it take to cover 221 km? |
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ăbySolve the equation 5x^2-2x 8 0 and give your answer correct to two decimal places. |
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Two numbers are in the ratio 9: 2, If the smaller number is 320, find the larger number.4ee tn a heus aed tain trayets 460 km inhours: Find the ratio o |
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A train travels at a uniform speed for a distance of 54 km and then travels adistance of 63 km at an average speed of 6 km/h more than the first speed.If it takes 3 hours to complete the total journey what is the first speed of thetrain?ICBSE 2015] |
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12.An aeroplane takes 3 hours to travel a distance of 3 300 km. Another aeroplane travels at aspeed which is 100 km per hour less than the first aeroplane. How long will it take to travelthe same distance by the second aeroplane? |
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anetakesshoursruieuesinationto travel a distance of 3 300 km. Another aeroplane travels at ainaeroplanethedesired time?which is 100 km per hour less than the first aeroplane. How long, vil it take to travelsame distance by the second aeroplane? |
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Answer» Speed of first aeroplane = 3300/3= 1100 km/hr.Speed of second aeroplane - 1100 - 100= 1000 km/hr. Time taken by second aeroplane = Distance / Speed= 3300/1000= 3.3 hours. PLEASE HIT THE LIKE BUTTON |
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