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136
I.
(English Version)
Paper-I
Max. Marks : 40
Read the whole question paper and understand every question thoroughly,
without writing any thing. 15 minutes of time is alloted for this.
Answer all the questions.
Write answers to the objective type questions on answer sheet, but at same
place.
7I1 = 7
1.
8
Determine the vaue of log18
12 + log12
2.
3.
(Problem solving)
(Problem solving).
(Reasoning
Proof).
4.
Difference between a two digit number and the number formed by interchanging its
digits is 36. Express this data as an algebraic equation. (Communication)
5.
Explain the characteristic of a line passing through points (-5, 2), (0, 2), (3, 2), (5, 2).
(Communication)
II.
6.
7.
Prove that
(Problem solving)
I 2 = 12
8.
Find the area of a rectangle whose length and breadth are the roots of the quadratic
equation x2 - 6x + 8 = 0 (Connection)
9.
Mark a point on the second quadrant which is equidistant from quodriatic axes.
(Representation)
10.
137
If 6th term of a G.P. is 46875 and its 4th term is 375. Find its 9th term. (Problem solving)
12.
Find the points of trisection of the segment joining the points (3, -2) and (-9, 4) (Problem
solving)
13.
How can you say that the points (1, -5), (3, -2), (7, 4) are collinear ? (Reasoning proof)
(a)
4I4 = 16
If 1 and 2 are the zeros of the polynomid find x4 - 4x3 - 15x2 + 58x - 40, find
other zeroes if any.
(Problem solving)
OR
15.
(b)
(a)
Find the sum of all the multiples of 2 or 3 between 100 and 200 (100 and 200
are not included). (Problem solving)
3,
OR
16.
(b)
If the third and sixth terms of a geometric progression are 12 and 96, then find
the number of terms in the progression, which are less than 2000.
(a)
While a helicoptor is descending vertically an aviation kit dropped from it. If the
height of the helicopter when the kit dropped is 590 m. Find how much time does
the kit reach the ground, also find its final velicity before it touches the ground.
(Connection)
OR
17.
(b)
If Ganesh is 2 years elder to his sister, in how many years does he become a
voter ?
(a)
Neelesh went to market to buy mangoes. He had enough money to buy number
of mangoes which are five times the cost of each mango. If the cost of each
mango is 2 less, he would have get 12 more mangoes. With this data daw a
graph to find the cost of each mango and the number of mangoes. (Visualisation)
OR
(b)
138
Check whether the following pairs of lines are intersecting, pardled or coincident
lines. 3x + 5y + 2 = 0, 2x - y + 10 = 0. Mark their solution on the graph.
Choose the correct alternative for the following problems and write your answer A,
1
1
B, C or D on the answer sheet. Each question carries
mark.
10 I = 5
2
18
Standard form of 26
A) 64
19.
I 3225
I 55 is
(Communication)
B) 200000
C) 20
I 104
B) 2 only
C) 2 or 5 only
P
21.
B) P Q
C) 2
C) (x-1) + (2y - 5) = 0
D) Q-P
B) distinct
B)
(Reasoning Proof)
B) (2x+1) (y-1) = 0
D) x(y+1) = 0
C) imaginary
(Communication)
D) none
[
(Communication)
C)
D)
B) 6
C) 3
D) 2
Co-ordinates of a point on Xaxis, which is at 5 units away from (2, 0) is (Problem solving)
A) (-3, 0)
27.
26.
(Communication)
D) 0
25.
24.
D) Any prime
C) P-Q
23.
I 105
If 2 is the zero of a polynomial ax3 + bx2 + cx + d, then the possible value of 'd' will
be (Reasoning Proof)
[
]
A) 1 B) -1
22.
D) 2.0
In the rational form of a terminating decimal number prime factor of the denominator is
(Reasoning proof)
[
]
A) 5 only
20.
B) (7, 0)
C) both A and B
D) (2, 5)
If slopes of line segments AB and BC are equal then the area of ABC is [
(Reasoning Proof)
A) Positure
B) Zero
C) Negative
D) Imaginary
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II.
8
log18
12 + log12
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x2 - 6x + 8 = 0
6I2 R 12
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qT>=qTeTT. (nqTd+<q+)
9. s| \+ s|\ deq<s+ +&TqT> s +&e b<+ @<
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_+<Te\qT
qT>=q+&. (deTk k<q )
140
(a)
(b)
15.
(a)
(b)
16.
(a)
(b)
17.
(a)
(b)
(ii)
3,
100, 200 \ eT< >\ (100, 200 $TqV) 2 3 \ jTT >TD\ yTTe TT
qT>=q+&. (deTk k<q )
141
A, B, C eT]jTT D
26
A) 64
19.
10
I 3225
B) 200000
C) 20
I 104
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2
I 105
D) 2.0
B) 2
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C) 2 5 \T eyT
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20.
B) P Q
21.
ax3 + bx2 + cx + d,
C) P-Q
D) Q-P
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A) 1
22.
B) -1
C) 2
D) 0
B) (2x+1) (y-1) = 0
C) (x-1) + (2y - 5) = 0
D) x(y+1) = 0
23.
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26.
C)
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D) (2, 5) [
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7.
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9.
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11.
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11
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10
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144
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23
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19.
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(
A) 4 Cm2
22.
ABC
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C) 64 Cm2
D) 32 Cm2
D) Sin A = Sin C
145
B) A = 45o
A Sin A = Cos A
C) A = 60o
nsTTq (.$.)
D) A = 75o
A)
7
B)
7
C)
7
D)
C) uVQ+
D) n+{ $\Te +&<T
A) d>T
146
I.
(English Version)
Paper-II
Max. Marks : 40
Read the whole question paper and understand every question thoroughly,
without writing any thing and 15 minutes of time is alloted for this.
Answer all the questions.
Write answers to the objective type questions on answer sheet, but at same
place.
AD
AE
=
= 1 . Represent
2
AB
AC
How many tangents can be drawn to a circle from a point outside the circle ? Justify
your answer.
3.
(R & P)
How much cloth is required to set up a conical shaped tent with height 4 meters and
radius 10.5 meters. (PS)
4.
5.
(R & P)
II.
6.
Find the probability of getting a prime number when a die is rolled once. (PS)
7.
In a right angle triangle ABC right angled at B, a line BD AC is drawn and again
DE BC is drawn. Then prove that
9.
AC
AB
=
with reasons.
BC
BE
(R & P)
If a line drawn through a point on a circle is perpendicular to radius of the circle to that
point, then prove that it is tangent to the circle.
(R & P)
147
If radius of a cylinder and a cone are equal and height of cone is double of that of
cylinder, then fidn the relation between their volumes in the form of a ratio. (PS)
11.
12.
If unbiased coin is tossed 4 times. Then what is the probability of getting no head
anytime ?
13.
(PS)
0-5
5-10
10-15
15-20
20-25
25-30
11
15
10
No of persons
III. Answer all the questions. Each question carries 4 marks. There is internal choice
for each question.
14(a) Construct a triangle with sides AB = 4cm, BC = 4.5cm, CA = 5cm, and also construct
another triangle with 2/3 of corresponding sides of ABC (Rep & V)
(OR)
(b) Draw a circle of radius 4cm and construct tangents from a point 7 cm away from centre
of the circle.
(Rep & V)
15(a) A cylindrical tank has two hemispheres at its two ends. The length of axis at its centre
is 11m and radius of a hemisphere is 3.5 m. Then find the capacity of the tank in litres.
(OR)
(b) A conical shaped tent has to set up on a cylindrical tent with its radius of base and height
in the ratio 2 : 1. The heights of cylinder and cone are equal and ratio are 7 cm. Then
how much cloth is required to set up the tent. (Con)
16(a) Two men on the same side of a tall building notice the angle of elevation to the top of
the building to 30o and 60o respecting. If the height of the building is known to be
h = 60m find the distance between the two men. (PS)
(OR)
(b) A man is watching a tower from a window of the hotel at the height 5m. The angle
of elevation of top of the tower is 60o and the angle of depression of foot of the tower
is 45o. Find the height of the tower. (PS)
148
10
(OR)
(b) The information of membersof a club with their ages are given here. Find median of
the members ages by drawing two ogive curves. (PS)
Ages interval
No of members
IV.
13
22
21
23
14
Write correct choice of the answer in the corresponding bracket. Each answer carries
1
mark.
2
18.
In ABC the points E and F are on the sides AB and AC respectively. If AE = 4cm,
EB = 4.5 cm, AF = 8 cm and FC = 9 cm, then
A) EF BC
19.
B) EF AB
C) EF // BC
(Rep & V)
B) p (q)
C) p q
(Con)
D) p = q
In a ABC are D, E and F are mid points of AB, BC and CA respectively. If ABC
= 16 cm2 than are DEF = ................. then
A) 4 Cm2
B) 16 Cm2
(PS)
C) 64 Cm2
D) 32 Cm2
If the radius of two sphere are in the ratio 1 : 3, then their volumes are in the ratio (PS)
A) 1 : 3
22.
21.
D) EF BC
20.
B) 3 : 1
C) 3 : 6
D) 1 : 27
In a right angle ABC right angled at B, then the relation exist (R & P)
A) Sin (90-A) = Sin C
D) Sin A = Sin C
149
24.
B) A = 45o
(R & P)
C) A = 60o
D) A = 75o
A stick of 7 m is leaning with a wall by making 30o angle with the ground. Then the
diagram representing the data is (Rep & V)
)
)
25.
A)
27.
C)
7
)
D)
(R & P)
A) Complete set
B) Sample space
C) Compulsory Event
D) No set occurs
B) From 0 to 1
C) more than 1
D) less than -1
150
B)
The set of total mutually exclusive and exhaustive events of a random experiment is
called
26.
B) Median
(R & P)
C) Mode
D) No value exists
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1.
(d.k.)
2.
X-n
3.
4.
log3 243
5.
3x2 - 2x + 16 = 0
6.
-7, 1, 2
7.
II.
8.
(2 esT\T)
9.
2 3
(2 esT\T)
qT d ]+#+&? (e.|.)
(1 esT)
esZ dMTsD
+ jTT eT\ duy \|+&. (e.|.)
(1 esT)
nqTq~ sD
j
T d+K n #|eTT. (.)
(1 esT)
A B
eT]jTT
(1 esT)
A-B
\qT yH
(2 esT\T)
11. 2 jTT >TDC\ d$T eT]jTT 3 jTT >TDC\ d$T $jTT d$TT\ej? sD\
$e]+#+&. (.)
(2 esT\T)
12.
(d.k.)
152
III.
| |X yT sjTTeTT. | |X 4 esT.
15(a) seT eTT>TyZ d|&T +< #|q $<+ > 256 #T\qT yd+ ~. nsTT seT #T\qT
(4 esT\T)
m esTd\ yd+ ~. (d.k.)
(<)
(b)
16(a) P(x)
= x2 - 12x + 35
(b)
17(a)
3( x + 2 y )
3( x 2 y )
45
'x'
\ esdZ M TsD
(4 esT\T)
\qT k~+#+&. (d.k.)
(<)
153
IV.
| |X de<H\T u{ yjTTeTT. | |X
18.
1
400
20.
esT.
A) 0.25
19.
1
2
B) 0.025
C) 0.0025
B) A B
|T q VQ|~
D) A B
|<+ b (..)
A) + + = 0
B) + + = 0
C) = 0
D)
n k< + <T
21.
2x - 5y = 17
22.
eT]jTT
A) d+> dMTsD
\T
C) deq dMTsD
\T
4x - 10y = 8
D) 0.00025
nsTTq (e.|.)
C) B A
dMTsD
\T (..)
B) nd+> dMTsD
\T
D) |y
M e
A) x2 + x - 56 = 0
B) x2 - x + 56 = 0
C) x2 + x + 56 = 0
D) x2 - x - 56 = 0
23.
s +&T _+<Te\ x s|\T + nsTTq s +&T _+<Te\# @s&T s UK+&+ y\T (..)
A) 0
B) 1
C) -1
D) s#q+<T
[
]
24.
1, -2, 4, -8 ......
A)
25.
n+XD
d$T
nH~ (d.k.)
B) >TDXD
A = {x : x n, x 0}
A) A = {0}
26.
x2 + x + = 0
A) b2 - 4ac
27.
C)
s +&
D)
C) A = {}
b2 4ac
C) 2 - 4
D) A =
jTT $#D
(d.k.)
B)
M{ @B<T
nsTTq (e.|.)
B) A = 0
D) 2 + 4
I.
II.
(English Version)
Paper-I
Max. Marks : 40
Read the whole question paper and understand every question thoroughly,
without writing any thing and 15 minutes of time is alloted for this.
Answer all the questions.
Write answers to the objective type questions on answer sheet, but at same
place.
Find centroid of the triangle formed by A(-1, 2), B(0, 3), C(-2, 4) (P.S.)
2.
How do you find the distance between two points on the line parallel to x-axis.
Explain. (R & P)
3.
If the slope of linesegment joining P(-2, 3), Q(x, 6) is -1, then find x. (P.S.)
4.
Simplify log9243.
5.
6.
7.
(Com)
(Com)
(P.S.)
(R & P)
9.
10.
(R & P)
(Rep & V)
11.
Are sets of multiples of 3 and muliples of 2 disjoint sets. Justify your answer ? (R & P)
12.
Find the ratio in which y-axis devides the line segments joining the points A(3, 2),
B(-1, 2). (P.S.)
13.
Find the area of quadrillateral formed by the points A(2, 1), B(4, 3), C(-1, 3),
D(-3, 1)
(P.S.)
155
(Connection)
15(a) Rama has arranged 256 dots to draw a rangoli in the following ways. In how many
rows has she arrange the dots.
(P.S.)
(OR)
(b) In a nuclear fusion reaction a U235 Nuclous will split two lighter nuclear creates 3
Nutrons and 200 MeV of energy. These three Nutrons will again split three U235
Nucleas. Find the energy released if this process continuous for 10 stages.
(P.S.)
16(a) Draw the graph of p(x) = x2 - 12x + 35 and fidn the zeroes of the polynomial of it.
(OR)
(b) The product of two consequetive multiples of 3 is 81. Form a quadratic equation and
by using this information draw its graph. (Rep & V)
17(a) Solve
1
2
1
+
=
x+ y
x y 15
1
1
8
=
3( x + 2 y ) 3( x 2 y
45
(P.S.)
(OR)
(b) 5 women and 3 men having same capacity can complete a work in 6 days. And 3 men,
3 women of same capacity together complete the same work in 9 days, then in how
many days a women or a man can complete the work. (P.S.)
156
Choose the wright answer, and write the correct answer in the brackets.
18.
A) 0.25
19.
23.
D) Not possible
(R & P)
C) Equal
C) x2 + x + 56 = 0
D) x2 - x - 56 = 0
If x-coordinates of two points are zero. Then slope of the line segment joined by these
(
)
two points is (R & P)
B) 1
C) -1
B) GP
C) Both
Discriminant of x2 + x + = 0
b2 4ac
C) A = {}
D) A =
(P.S.)
C) 2 - 4
D) None of these
(Comm)
B) A = 0
B)
D) not defined
(P.S.)
A = {x : x N; x 0} then
A) b2 - 4ac
27.
B) ++ = 0 C) ++ = 0
B) x2 - x + 56 = 0
A) A = {0}
26.
(
D) A B
A) x2 + x - 56 = 0
A) AP
25.
C) B A
B) Inconsistant
The product of two consequitive numbers is 56. Then quadatic equation formed by
(
)
this is (Comm)
A) 0
24.
B) A B
(
D) 0.00025
(Comm)
22.
C) 0.0025
21.
(Comm)
20.
1
is
400
B) 0.025
D) 2 + 4
The ratios of corresponding co-efficients and constants in 2 two variable linear equations
are equal. Then the equations show the lines (R & P)
(
)
A) Inter-secting lines
B) Coinsiding lines
C) Parallel lines
157
2.
AB
$<sT\ d+K
10
13
12
j<e TT> $<] m+|# d, m+|s TTq $<] 'B' >| se TTqT *j
Z T T+&{
>\ d+ue m+? (d.k.)
3.
4.
5.
tan , sec
6.
\ ds dMTsD
eTTqT \|+&. (e.|.)
3
(d.k.)
158
II.
9.
6I2 R 12 esT\T
45
20
13
|j + m2 - n2 $\TeqT m, n \ \|+&.
(n.d+.)
III.
ABC
4I4 R 16 esT\T
159
(b)
nsTTq
AB
$\TeqT
qT>=q+&. (d.k.)
15(a) >eTeTT 100 eT+~ s T \T b\eTT\ VsT ~>T& <qeTT +~ $uqeTT
q+<T e&+~.
<q+ ~>T& (+{\) 30`35 35`40 40`45 45`50 50`55 55`60
s T \ d+K
1224
32
22
(b)
(b)
160
(b)
0`9
$<sT\ d+K
IV.
14
21
5
10
n |X \ de<qeTT\T sjTTeTT.
18.
1
2
=5
ABP
19.
B) AC2
C) AB2
D) BC2
13 sX\ d>
T 8. sX\ s 20 =*+#&q~. nsTTq $T*q sX\
[
]
d>
T m+ ? (d.k.)
A) 7
B) 5
C) 21
D) 12
20.
21.
+~ y
A)
22.
3
4
B)
+~ y
A)
23.
sin
Sin x
1 Cos 2 x
Cos x
3
4
C)
4
3
D)
Tan x
1 Tan 2 x
Sin x
C)
1 Sin 2 x
D)
1
2
deqyTq ~ (e.|.)
B)
1 + Cos 2 x
Cos x
A)
B)
161
24.
25.
C)
D)
ee TT ABCD #T sTC P, Q, R, S
_+<Te\ e< #Tq~. nsTTq +~
y d yTq ~ (..)
A) AB + CD = BC + DA
B) AB + AD = BC + CD
C) AD + DC = AD + BC
D) AB + BC + CD < AD
PQR
26.
PQ
PF
=
PE
PR
P(E) = 0.05
A) 5%
27.
VQ
B) VQ
C) VQ
D) VQ
162
PE
EF
=
EQ
QR
C)
PE
PF
=
EQ
FR
D)
f1 f 0
l=
h
f
f
f
2
0
2
C) 0.95%
deTT
+~ y
[
PE
QE
=
EF
QR
VQe TT R
A)
B)
F.
D) 0.05%
d+q~ (e.|.)
I.
(English Version)
Paper-II
Max. Marks : 40
Read the whole question paper and understand every question thoroughly,
without writing any thing and 15 minutes of time is alloted for this.
Answer all the questions.
Write answers to the objective type questions on answer sheet, but at same
place.
7I1 = 7
1.
Statethe formula to find Median for a grouped data and explain the terms. (Comm)
2.
The information realted to the health tests conducted for students of a class are as
follows :
Blood Group
AB
Number of Students
10
13
12
If a student is selected at random from this class, then find the probability for the blood
group of that selected boy to be 'B'. (P.S.)
3.
When a line segment is drawn with two midpoints of two sides of a triangle. Then relate
the line segment with the third side ? Justify your answer. (R & P)
4.
If a cone, hemisphere, cylinder are on the same base and having the same height, then
what is the ratio of their volumes. Justify your answer. (R & P)
5.
6.
(Comm)
person standing at the end of the shadow will see the top of the tower. (P.S.)
7.
(P.S.)
163
6I2 = 12
9.
45
13
(Comm)
In a leep year find the probability of getting 53 Sundays. Similarly find the probability
of getting 54 Sundays. Justify your answer.
11.
20
10.
(R & P)
A square of side 25 cm is divided into n2 equal small squares. If circles are drawn in
each of these small squares touching all the sides, then find the area of the given square
not covered by these circles.
12.
(P.S.)
If there spheres of radius 3 cm, 4 cm and 5 cm are melted and cast into a large sphere,
then find the radius of the large sphere so formed. (P.S.)
13.
III. Every question is provided with internal choice. Each question carries 4 marks.
14(a) From any point in the interior of the triangle, lines are
drawn parallel to the sides of it. If the areas of the three
small triangles thus formed are 4, 9 and 16 square units
then find the area of the given larger triangle.
164
(P.S.)
intersects
15(a) The Crop yielding for a hectar of 100 farmers of a village is given as follows :
Crop yielding (in quintols)
No. of farmers
12
24
32
22
Represented the above data in the form of a less than cumulative frequency curve.
(Rep & V)
(OR)
(b) Draw a line segment AB of length 10 cm. With 'A' as centre and 5 cm radius draw
a circle. With 'B' as centre and 3 cm radius draw another circle. Draw tangents from
centre of each circle to the other circle.
(Rep & V)
16(a) The perpendicular sides of a right triangle are 6 cm and 8 cm. If it is rotated about
its hypotenure, then find the volume of the double cone so formed.
(Comm)
(OR)
(b) A rectangle ABCD is discribed in a circle of radius 6
cm. Diagonals of that rectangle interscit at 'o' and one
of the angles thus B formed is then find the area of
the rectangle ABCD in terms of .
(Comm)
17(a) A tree was broken by a wind and top of the tree is touching the ground making an angle
of 30o. If the point where top touches the ground to the bottom of the tree is 20m,
then find the height of the tree before it was broken. (P.S.)
165
0`9
Number of students
IV.
14
18.
mark.
C) AB2
C) 21
10
1
2
=5
D) BC2
D) 12
B) 1848 cm2
C) 3080 cm2
B)
3
4
C)
4
3
23.
If the base radius of a right circular cylinder is 14 cm and its height is 21 cm, then its
[
]
curved surface area is (P.S.)
A)
22.
B) AC2
B) 5
A) 616 cm2
21.
The average of 13 scores is 8. If one of the scores 20 is deleted from them, then the
[
]
average of the remaining scores is (P.S.)
A) 7
20.
1
2
21
19.
(P.S.)
1 Cos 2 x
Cos x
Tan x
B)
(R & P)
D)
(Comm)
Sin x
1 Tan 2 x
D) 12936 cm2
C)
(R & P)
1 Sin 2 x
D)
1
2
1 + Cos 2 x
Cos x
[
A) When two coins are tossed there are three possible outcomes, two heads, two tails,
1
one head and one tail so its probability is
3
B) When a dice is rolled the possible outcome is an even number or odd number so
1
its probability is
2
166
25.
A) AB + CD = BC + DA
B) AB + AD = BC + CD
C) AD + DC = AD + BC
D) AB + BC + CD < AD
PQ
PF
=
PE
PR
B)
PE
EF
=
EQ
QR
C)
PE
PF
=
EQ
FR
D)
PE
QE
=
EF
QR
If P(E) = 0.05 then express the probability of "Not E" in percentage is (Comm) [
A) 5%
27.
26.
(R & P)
B) 95%
C) 0.95%
D) 0.05%
f1 f 0
h , o represents
mode = l =
2 f f0 f2
(Comm)
167
yds |
|X \T
(16 esT\T)
\|T Tde<q
|X \T
(12 esT\T)
deTk k<q
(16 esT\T)
2
(2I4 R 8)
2
(2I2 R 4)
2
(2I1 R 2)
(4I R 2)
e| s # & e TT
(4 esT\T)
1
(1I2 R 2)
1
(1I1 R 1)
nqTd+<qeTT
(6 esT\T)
1
(1I4 R 4)
2
(2I1 R 2)
<osD
eTT `
b<|s# & +
(6 esT\T)
1
(1I4 R 4)
1
(1I2 R 2)
sDeTT\T #| &+
eT]jTT s|D
(8 esT\T)
III.
n\|T Tde<q \
|X \T
|X \T
(7 esT\T) (5 esT\T)
4
1
2
(2I 12 R 1)
de<q |eTT
Section-I
1.
sX\ yTT+
sX\ d+K R
d>
T R
2 + 2 + 3 + 2 + 5 + 2 + 7 + 2 + 10
5
R9
( 12 esT)
3x + 22
3
( 12 esT)
3(4) + 22
3
5 x + 25
= 9 5x G 25 R 45
5
5x = 20
2.
2 + 5 + x + 7 + 2 + 10
3
34
3
R 11.3
( 12 esT)
x =4
12
(10 + 13 + 12 + 5)
12
40
3
10
R 0.3
(1 esT)
(1.1) r r 3
100
r3
3
5.
1 3 2 3
r : r : r3 = 1 : 2 : 3
3
3
nsTT
(1 esT)
(1 esT)
6.
Tan =
h
=
3h
1
3
Tan 30
(1 esT)
}s DeTT R 30+
169
OPT
R 30+
POT
R 60+
(1 esT)
OTP OSP
POS = 60o
8.
\+D uT uT C\T eT]jTT y{ =\\T d]d+K\T nq> |< >sd t eTT\T njT
d]d+K\T *qZ $ m+#Ty*. eTT+<T>
(3, 4, 5)
(6, 8, 10)
6 G 8 G 10 R 24
1
I 6 I 8 R 24
2
9.
#TT=\
yX \eTT
nq>
Tan 45 = 1
tan 45 = 1
( 12 esT)
1
7
2 sE\T R (~, keT), (keT, eT+>) (eT+>, T<) (T<, >TsT) (>TsT, X), (X, X),
(X, ~)
nq> yTTe TT |T q\ d+K R 7
e\dq |T q\ d+K R 2 (~, keT), (X, ~)
170
53 ~yseTT\T e# d+ue R
2
7
13.
4
4
( 33 + 43 + 53 ) = ( 27 + 64 + 125 )
3
3
4
( 216 )
3
4
3
(6)
3
(1 esT)
AD dss
K, APB e# < q s K
AP
AB = AD2
AP
AB = AC
2
AP
AB =
1
AC2
4
1
AB2
4
AP =
1
AB
4
AB = 4 AP
AC = AB
171
t1 N ABC
t2 N ABC
t3 N ABC
t1, t2, t3, ABC
uT eTT\
R
2
ABC y
ANC y
ANC y
ABC yX
\+
c
c1 c2 c3
4 + 3 + 10
+ +
=
c c c
ABC y
2+3+ 4
= 1
ABC y
ABC
ABC
c1 + c2 + c3
c
= =1
c
c
=9
y R 81 #.jTT.
<
yX \eTT R
OAT
yX \eTT R
1
2
172
OA
AT =
1
2
1
2
1
2
OA
AT
OT
AC
OT
AC
AT2 = OT2
AC2
1
OT 2
=
AC 2
OA2 . AT 2
1
1
OA2 + AT 2
=
+
2
2
2
OA . AT
OA
AT 2
OA2
15.
AT2 = OT2
1
1
1
+
=
2
2
OA
AT
36
1
1
=
AC = 6
2
AC
36
AB = 12
s> n++
eT< $\Te\T
C.I.
bq'|q+
sVD d+
30`35
32.5
35`40
37.5
4G6 R 10
40`45
42.5
12
10G12 R 22
45`50
47.5
24
22G24 R 46
50`55
55`60
52.5
57.5
32
22
36G32 R 78
68G22 R 100
x-ne
TT|
1 d+.MT. R 5 jTT
y-ne
TT|
1 d+.MT. R 10 jTT
173
^j*.
sDeTeTT :
16.
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
AB
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
BR, BS \qT
(i)
ABC
AM
<
AB
BM
jTT eT<_+<TeqT
+<eTT>
> >T]+#TeTT.
\T|eTT. BR, BS \T A +<eTT> >\ eTe TTq dss K\T n<$<e TT>
B
+<eTT> ee TTq AP, AQ \qT ^j*.
\+D uT eTT
AB = 6 d+.MT., AC = 8 d+.MT.,
BC = 10 d+.MT.,
OA = x, OB = y nqT+<+
BOA BAC
y
x
6
=
=
6
8
10
y =
174
66
10
= 3.6
x =
OA = 12
d+.MT.
OB = 36
d+.MT.
1
1
2
2
( OA ) OC + ( OA ) OB
3
3
1
1
2
2
( 6.4 ) 64 + ( 6.4 ) 3.6
3
3
1
40.96 10
3
R 419.67 |T q| d+.MT.
17. #T mT R
tan 30 =
nqT+<+.
x
20
x =
Cos 30 =
20
3
=
y
2
x+y
20
3
MTsT
20
y
#T mT R
=
y =
40
3
MTsT
20 40
60
+
=
3
3
3
60
3
6. 3
=
3
3
3
= 20 3
= 20(1.732)
= 34.64
MTsT
175
$<sT\ d+K
eT< $\Te\T
C.I.
fx
0`9
4.5
13.5
10`19
14.5
116
20`29
14
24.5
343
30`39
21
34.5
724.5
40`49
44.5
400.5
50`59
54.5
272.5
d>
T R
fx
60
R 1870
fx
1870
=
f
60
R 31.16
eT< $\Te\T qT>=+f 1 esT
x
x,
18. \ |X \T
1.
2.
pc.pb = AP2
Option A is correct.
13 X\ d>
T 8 sX\ yTTe TT d+K R 13I8 R 104
20 =*+#&q sX\ yTTe TT R 104`20 R 84
84
d>
T R (13 1)
84
12
R 7
Option A is correct.
176
d| e TT jTT e\ yX \+ R
= 2
2rh
22
14 21 = 1848
7
#.d+.MT.
Option B is correct.
4.
Cot 52
tan 24
+
Cot (66)
tan 38
Cot 52
tan 24
+
= 1+1=2
tan 38
Cot 66
Option B is correct.
5.
1 Cos 2 x
= tan x,
Cos x
Sin x
1 Sin x
2
Option
6.
Sin x
= tan x ,
Cos x
1 + Cos 2 x
=
Cos x
1
Cos 2 x + 1
is correct.
d+ue R
Option
7.
tan x
tan x
=
= sin x
sin x
1 tan x
is correct.
AP = AS
AP + PB + SD + C = AS + CR + DR + B
SD = DR
AB + DR + C
= AB + SD + C + B
PB = B
AB + BC
= CD + DA
C = CR
Option A is correct.
177
PE
PF
=
EQ
FQ
EF | | QR
Option C
9.
is correct.
P ( E ) = 1 - 0.05
P(E) = 0.05
= 0.95
P(E) + P ( E ) = 1
Option
10.
178
TT
P ( E ) ee
is correct.
B) AB + AD = BC + CD
C) AD + DC = AD + BC
D) AB + BC + CD < AD
(viii) In PQR, E and F are points on sides PQand PR respectively. In which of the
[
]
following situations we set EF || QR
A)
(ix)
PQ
PF
=
PE
PR
PE
EF
=
EQ
QR
C)
PE
PF
=
EQ
FR
D)
PE
QE
=
EF
QR
(x)
B)
B) 95%
C) 0.95%
D) 0.05%
f1 f 0
h , o represents
mode = l =
2 f f0 f2
A) frequency of preceding model class
B) frequency of succeeding model class
C) frequency of model class
D) frequency of zero model class.
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