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61451.

In the adjoining figure, AB AC and BD = DC.Prove that AADB AADC and hence show that(ii) < BAD = < CAD.

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61452.

The bisector of ZB of an isosceles AABC with AB ACmeets the circumcircle of AABC at P. If AP and BCproduced meet at Q, prove that : CQ = CA

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Explanation:-Since AB = AC, hence angle opposite to equal sides are also equal.

< ACB = < ABC.

Since, ext < ACB = < QAC + < AQC

Then, < ABC = < QAC + < AQC

Now, because < ABP = < PBC.

Therefore, 2 < PBC = < ABC

Hence, 2 < PBC = < QAC + < AQC

Now, < QAC = < PAC and because ∆PAC and ∆PBC lie on same line segment PC.

So, < PAC = < PBC

Hence < PBC = < QAC

2 < PBC = < PBC + AQC

< PBC = < AQC

< PAC = < AQC

< QAC = < AQC

Side opposite to equal sides are equal.

QC = AC

Hence prove.

61453.

5/In an isosceles AABC, AB BC if A-52",What is the measure of B.

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Sum of all angles of a triangle = 180°angle a + angle B+ angle C. = 180°

Angle B = angle C ( Base angles of an isosceles triangle are equal).Let angle B an c be x° each.

52° + x° +x °. = 180°2x °. = 180° - 52°x. = 122° /2x. = 61°

Ans.= Angle B is 61°

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180-52=128 not 122 ok please correct it

61454.

12. In the given figure, AABC is an isosceles triangle in whichAB AC. If AB and AC are produced to D and E respectivelysuch that BD = CE, prove that BE = CDHint. Show that AACD ABE.ㄥB.O:

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61455.

17. In an isosceles AABC, the base AB is produced both ways in P and O such that AP x BQ AC2Prove that AACP ABCO.P A B Q

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61456.

14. In an isosceles AABC, the base AB isproduced both ways in P and Q such thatAPX BQ AC2.Prove that AACP ABCQ

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61457.

BL and CM are medians of a triangle ABC right angled at A. Prove that 4(Bl + CM2)=5BCIf a1,21 then two linesa2 b2

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let,AM=MB=x and AL=LC=y.

now,LHS=4(BL^2+CM^2)

=4[{(2x)^2+(y)^2}+{(2y)^2+(x)^2}] (by pythagoras theorem)

=4[4x^2+y^2+4y^2+x^2]

=4[5x^2+5y^2]

=20x^2+20y^2 …… (1)

and now,RHS=5BC^2

=5[(2x)^2+(2y)^2] (since by pythagoras theorem h^2=b^2+p^2,p=perpndicular, b=base and h=hypotenuse)

=5[4x^2+4y^2]

=20x^2+20y^2 ……(2)

LHS=RHS

hence,proved

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61458.

In the given figure, AABC is an isosceles triangle in whichAB- AC. If AB and AC are produced to D and E respectivelysuch that BD CE, prove that BE CD.Hint. Shou? that AACD MBE.

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61459.

5 is one of the zeroes of 2x+ pr- 15, zeroes of pa? +x)+ k are equal to eachother. Find the value of k.

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61460.

lynomial the sum and product of whose Zeroes aFind a quadratic polynomial thespectively. Hence find the Zeroes

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61461.

HOTSI. In the given figure, AD-AE, BD-CE. Prove that ΔΑΕΒAADC.

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61462.

EXAMPLE 9 Find a quadratic polynomial, the sum and product of whose zeroes are 2 andrespectively. Also, find its zeroesNCERTEXEMPLAR]

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61463.

Fig 3.4. In figure 4, BD LACand CE LABand BD- CE.Prove that CDBE.Fig 4

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61464.

It is given that AE=AD and BD= CE. Prove that ∆AEB~= ∆ADC

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In ΔAEB and ΔADC AE = AD (Given) ∠EAB =∠DAC (common) AB = AC { :- AE = AD and EC = BD }

thus

Δ AEB ≈ΔADC (SAS congurency)

61465.

मीन IRA man's §pee‘d,with the water current iand the speed of the current is 2.5 k‘mj hspeed against the current is:पुर ||||iThe man's

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61466.

In fig, it is given that AE= AD and BD=CE. Prove that∆AEB~∆ADC

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In ΔAEB and ΔADC AE = AD (Given) ∠EAB =∠DAC (common) AB = AC { :- AE = AD and EC = BD }

thus

Δ AEB ≈ΔADC (SAS congurency)

61467.

oluineofthecylindernt in a hospital is given soup daily in a cylindrical bowl: A patient in a h7 cm. If the bowl is filled with soup to a height of 4 cm, homuch soup the hospital has to prepare daily to serve 250 patients?

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61468.

arma takes 1 h 10 min to reach his office daily.how many hours3. Mr Shweek,in a non-leap year?If he goes to office 6 days in adoes he spend going to his office in the month of February

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in non leap year of February month at most 4 Sundays come and Mr. Sharma goes 4 days a week so total of 24 days.so total time to reach office is 24(1 h 10 m)= 24h240m=24h+4h=28h

61469.

In fig, it is given that AE= AD and BD= CE. Prove that AEB =(cong) ADC.

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61470.

BD and CE are bisectors of &lt; B and LC of an isosceles AABC with AB-AC. Prove thatBD CE.

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61471.

4. Suppose ABC is an isoscelesCEtriangle with AB = AC: BD andare bisectors of ZB and ZC. Provethat BD = CE.

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61472.

Find a quadratic polynomial whose one zero is -8and sum of zeroes is 0

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sum of zeros = 0 and one zero = -8 so the other zero is x=0-(-8) = 8 the quadratic equation is (x-8)(x+8) = x²-64

61473.

42. Find a quadratic polynomial, the sum of whose zeroes is 4 and one zero is 5.

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61474.

7. Find a quadratic polynomial, one of whose zero is 5 and the product of zeroes 15-25

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61475.

9. Which term of the sequerrite a quadratic polynomial whose zeroes areand43point on y-axis is equidistant from the points A (6, 5) and B 4,3. One cardremoved from a pack of cardsiho card drawn is

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61476.

.Find the quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are sqpare of the eres of thepolynomial

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61477.

418. Find rank of word PEACE.

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61478.

Calculate the amount of charge that would flow in 2 hours through an element of an electric bulb drawing acurrent of 0.25 A.

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61479.

An electric heater is rated at 2 kW. Calculate thecost of using it for 2 h daily for the month ofSeptember, if each unit costs? 4.

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61480.

5.The perimeter of a triangular field is 540 m and its sides are in the ratio 25 17 :12. Findnd its sides are in the ratio 25Findthe area of the triangle. Also, find the cost of cultivating the field at 24.60 per 100 m

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61481.

llla a are two points on equal sides Abof an isosceles triangle ABC suchthat BQ CPthat AP AQh the given figure. ABC is an tsosceles triangle in whichAAC. If ABsuch that BD CE prove that BEmat. Shou) that AACD-AMIE.and AC are produced to D and E respectively

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61482.

3.Find the least number which must be subtracted from 1104 to obtain a perfect square. Find thisperfect square and its square root.rfect souare, Find this

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61483.

(vi) 5476()6241. The area of a square field is 7744 sq. metres. Find its perimeter.(u9023ho guhtracted from 1104 to obtain

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area of square is (side)²(side)² = 7744side = √7744side = 88mperimeter of sqaure is 4×side4×88m = 352m

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61484.

13.Find all zeroes of the polynomial p(x) = 2x4-3x3-9x2 + 15x-5, if two of its zeroes areV5 and-、15.

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61485.

The difference between 89% of a number and 72% of thesame number is 391. what is 48% of that number?(A) 689(C) 1111(B) 1104(D) 1098

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61486.

2Form a quadratic polynomial whose one of the zeroes is +15 and sum of the zeroesis 42.6.

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α + β = 42-15 +β =42β= 42+15β= 57αβ= 57*-15=-855p(x) = x² -42x -855

61487.

(b) Why did Akbar not have peace of mind?

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Akbar did not have peace of mind because akbar was a negetive man. akbar has no real love of his life.

61488.

Find the equation of the circle whose diameter is the line joining the points (4, 3) and (12.-Find also the intercept made by it on the y-axis.

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61489.

(i) (-4, 4) and (1, 7) in the ratlu2.1,Find the coordinates of the points of trisection of the line joining the points (2, 3) and (6,)

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61490.

The mid-point of the line segment made by joining the points (3, 2) and (6, 4) is:a. (9/2, 3) b. (-3/2, -1) c. (9,6) d. (3, -1)

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61491.

. ABC, I ABC = 90°, BOI AC lf BD-8cm, AD4 cm, find CD26-inand AB2Cz

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im sorrry the second part is incorrect

which one is apsalutly correct pls tell me which one is easy

I didn't understand pls tell me again

61492.

AL एक ऐसे घन की भुजा ज्ञात कीजिए जिसका पृष्ठीय क्षेत्रफल 600 cm है -

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6a square =600or, a square=600/100or, a square=100or, a= √100or, a = 10 isliye ghan ka bhuja 10cm hoga

6a square =600 or, a square =600/100 or, a square =100 or, a, a= /100 or, a=is 10 isliye ghan ka bhuja 10cm hoga

10cm is correct answer.

61493.

By Find the side of a cube whose surface area is600 cm?

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10 cm is the right answer

SA of cube = 6a2600= 6a2a2= 600/6a2=100a = + 10 & -10here the side of cube will be 10 cm because it cannot be negative

how 1 ÷1=1who can say this answer to me

Surface of cube = 6×side2600=6side2600/6=side2100=side2√100 =side10=side so side =10cm

61494.

Find slope of line joining the two given points (0,0) and (√(3,3)

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Slope =(y1-y2)/(x1-x2)here, Slope=3-0/√3-0=3/√3=√3

61495.

1104Senior Secofdary3. Show that the line joining the points A(1, 1, 2) and B(3, 4, -2) isicin to the noint A(2, 1, 1) isperpendicular to the line joining the points C(0, 3, 2) and D(3, 5, 6).

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For two lines to be perpendicular , the product of their direction rations should be 0

(a1a2+b1b2+c1c2=0(a1a2+b1b2+c1c2=0

Let the given point beA(1,−1,2)B(3,4,−2)A(1,−1,2)B(3,4,−2)andC(0,3,2)C(0,3,2)andD(3,5,6)D(3,5,6)

The direction ratios of the line joinigAandBis(3,1),(4−(−1)),(−2−2)(3,1),(4−(−1)),(−2−2)

On simplifying we get,

(2,5,−4)(2,5,−4)

The direction ratios of the line joinigCandDis(3−0),(5−3),(6−2)(3−0),(5−3),(6−2)

On simplifying we get,

(3,2,4)(3,2,4)

For the linesABandCDto be perpendicular

a1a2+b1b2+c1c2=0

On substituting fora1,b1,c1a1,b1,c1anda2,b2,c2a2,b2,c2we get,

=(2×3)+(5×2)+(−4×4)=(2×3)+(5×2)+(−4×4)

=6+10−16=6+10−16

=0=0

HenceAB⊥CD

61496.

5. In Fig. 9.43, P and Q are two points on equal sides AB and AC of an isosceles triangleCP.ABC such that APAQ. Prove that BQFig. 9.43

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61497.

zeroes ait15.In Fig. 4, AB 11 DE and BD 11 EF. Prove that DC-CFX AC.

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InΔABC, we have CD/DA = CE/EB as AB || DEinΔCDB, we have CF/FD = CE/EB as EF || BD

hence we get CD/DA = CF/FD=>Reciprocals: DA/CD = FD /CF=> Add 1 on bothsides: AC /CD = DC/CF

=> DC^2 = CF * AC

61498.

If two parallel lines are intersected by a transversalthen the bisectors of the interior angles form a-

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From the property of interior angle of same side. we get sum of interior angles on same is 180 degrees. Let p and q are the interior angles on same side, such that p+q=180. Now consider thetriangle formed by transversal line, the two angular bisectors of interior angles of p and q. we can find two angles as p/2 and q/2. SInce there are angular bisectors. Let the third angle be 't'. As we know sum of angles in a triangle is 180. then we get p/2+q/2+t=180 ⇒1/2(p+q)+t=180 ⇒1/2(180)+t=180 ⇒90+t=180 ⇒t=90.

Since t is the angle intersected by two angular bisectors of interior angles on same side. They intersect at right angles. Hence proved.

61499.

A chord of a circle of radius 10 cm subtends a right angle at the centre. Find the area of the minor segment.

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∴length of chord = 2√(OA²-OP²)

= 2√(10²-10²⁄2)

= 2√(100-100⁄2)

= 2√(100-50)

= 2√(50)

= 2×7.07

= 14.14cm Ans

61500.

A chord of a circle of radius 10 cm subtends a right angle at the centre. Find thethe corresponding: (i) minor segment (i) major sector. (Use T 3.14)

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