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2Solve.) Suyash bomuch sigar aiscosts 32 rupees per kg, how much did they opondught 2 kg of sugar and Ashish bought 3 kg. Howthey buy altogether ? If suganron the sugar they bought ? |
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3. A shopkeeper bought a sack of SOkg of sugar for 1750 rupees. As the price of sugarfell, he had to sell it at the rate of 32 rupees per kilo. How much less money did he getthan he had spent ? |
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Answer» cost of 1kg sugar=1750/50=35 rs /kgcp=35rs/kgsp=32 rs/kgloss=cp-sp=35-33=3total less money get =50*3=150 rsorsp of 50kg sugar=50*32=1600cp= 1750loss=1750-1600=rs150he get rs 150 less than he had spend |
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the price of sugar rise from 5 per kg rupees 7.50 Per kg what percf ent ice is this of original price |
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Answer» thanks |
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Q.18. Mahendra bought 35 sacks of wheat, each sackweighing 24.750 kg. How much wheat did hebuy altogether? If the wheat costs 65 rupeesper kg, How much did he pay for it? |
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Answer» it is incomplete but thankyou gor help |
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i the area the trapezium.Find the area, in square metres, of the trapezium whose bases and altitude(i) bases = 12 dm and 20 dm, altitude 10 dm(2) bases = 28 cm and 3 dın, altitude = 25 cm(ii) bases 8 m and 60 dm, altitude 40 dm(iv) bases =. 150 cm and 30 din, altitude-9 dm12. |
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cuboidal fish tank with the length and width ofits base being 50 cm and 40 cm respectivelycontains 60 dm of water. What is the height ofthe water in the fish tank? |
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Answer» If contains 60 dm 3 volume of watervolume = l×b×h60,000= 50×40×hh= 600/2030 cmThe height of the water in the fish tank is 30 cm |
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. A cuboidal fish tank with the length and width ofits base being 50 cm and 40 cm respectivelycontains 60 dm of water. What is the height ofthe water in the fish tank? |
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Answer» It contains 60 dm^3 volume of water. 60 dm^3=60000 cm^3Volume= l×b×h60,000=50×40×h h=600/20 =30 cm The height of the water in the fish tank is 30 cm |
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1. Find the area, in square metres, of the trapeziumwhose bases and altitudesunder:(i) bases- 12 dm and 20 dm, altitude 10 dm(ii) bases 28 cm and 3 dm, altitude 25 cm8 m and 60 dm, altitude150 cm and 30 dm, altitude 9 dm.40 dm(iii) basesfiy) hases |
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1. Find the area, in square metres, of the trapezium whose bases andaltitudes are asunder:(i) bases 12 dm and 20 dm, altitude 10 dm(ii) bases 28 cm and 3 dm, altitude 25 cm(iii) bases = 8 m and 60 dm, altitude = 40 dm(iv) bases 150 cm and 30 dm, altitude 9 dm. |
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12.Findthearea,insquaremetres, of the rapezium whose bases and altitude are as under:(i) bases - 12 dm and 20 dm, altitude 10 dm(ii) bases = 28 cmh and 3 dm, altitude =: 25 cm(ii) bases 8 m and 60 dm, altitude 40 dm(n) bases = 150 cm. and 30 din, altitude = 9 dmIn. |
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In a parallelogram it is being(1) cm2, (ii) m2neasures 1 m 60 cm and its height is 75 cm. lu lung given that base - 14 dm and height - 6.5 dm. Find its area inbase1 |
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other parallel sue.The area of a trapezium is 1,586 cm? and sum of parallel sides is 122 cm. Find thedistance between two parallel sides.mand 60 dm |
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Answer» 1/2 ( sum of d parallel sides) × height= 1/2×122×h=1586h=26cm h= 22 cm is the height of trapezium |
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-sin(50^circ - theta) %2B cos(40^circ %2B theta) %2B (cos(40^circ)^2 %2B cos(50^circ)^2)/(sin(40^circ)^2 %2B sin(50^circ)^2) |
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Answer» Cos(40+x)-Sin(50-x)+ Cos^2 40+ cos^2 50/ Sin^2 40+ Sin^2 50=Cos(40-90)-Sin(40-90) + cos^2(40+50)+ Cos^2(50+40)/Sin^2(40+50)+Sin(40+50)= Sin50-Sin50+ cos^2(90)+Sin^2(90)/ Sin^2 (90)+ Sin^2(90)=1-1+1/1=0 |
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40^circ %2B theta - sin(50^circ - theta) %2B (cos(40^circ)^2 %2B cos(50)^2)/(sin(40^circ)^2 %2B sin(50)^2) |
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Answer» cos(40+90)- sin(50-90)+ cos^40+ cos^2(90-50)/sin^2(90-40)+ sin^2(50)= cos^2 (40)+ sin^2(40)+ sin^2(40)+ sin^2(50)/ cos^2(50)+ cos^2(50)=1+1×1 1 is the correct answer of the given question. |
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16*b^2 %2B 25*a^2 %2B 40*(a*b) |
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Answer» 25a^2 + 40ab + 16b^2 = (5a)^2 + 2*5*4*ab + (4b)^2 [using (a + b)^2 = a^2 + b^2 + 2ab] = (5a + 4b)^2 = (5a + 4b)(5a + 4b) Enter a problem... Algebra Examples Popular Problems Algebra Factor 25a^2-40ab+16b^2 25a2−40ab+16b225a2-40ab+16b2 Rewrite25a225a2as(5a)2(5a)2. (5a)2−40ab+16b2(5a)2-40ab+16b2 Rewrite16b216b2as(4b)2(4b)2. (5a)2−40ab+(4b)2(5a)2-40ab+(4b)2 Check the middletermby multiplying2ab2aband compare this result with the middletermin the originalexpression. 2ab=2⋅(5a)⋅(−4b)2ab=2⋅(5a)⋅(-4b) Simplify. 2ab=−40ab2ab=-40ab Factorusing theperfect squaretrinomialrulea2−2ab+b2=(a−b)2a2-2ab+b2=(a-b)2, wherea=5aa=5aandb=−4bb=-4b. (5a−4b)2 25a^2 +40ab+16b^2 =(5a)^2+2*5*4*ab+(4b)^2 [using(a+b)^2=a^2+b^2+2ab] =(5a+4b)^2 =(5a+4b)(5a+4b) |
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sqrt(x %2B 5) %2B sqrt(x %2B 21)=sqrt(6*x %2B 40) |
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Answer» Kindly reject 1st answer |
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15/75 %2B 40/90 |
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Answer» 15/75=1/540/90=4/9hence1/5+4/99+20/45=29/45 |
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4. Find three rational numbers lying betweHow many rational numbers can be determined between these twonumbers?[20111 |
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Answer» In order to find rational numbers between 3/5 and 7/8take LCM of 5 and 8 Now, find rational number between3/5 = 24/407/8 = 35/40 Therefore,Three rational numbers 24/40 and 35/40 are 25/40, 26/40 and 27/40 Infinite rational numbers can be found between 3/5 and 7/8 |
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((a %2B sqrt(a^2 - b^2))/(b %2B sqrt(a^2 %2B b^2)))/(((-b %2B sqrt(a^2 %2B b^2))/(a - sqrt(a^2 - b^2)))) |
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Answer» happy environment day |
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4. Find three rational numbers lying between andHow many rational numbers can be determined between these two120111numbers? |
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Answer» To find three rational numbers lying between 3/5 and 7/8 Take LCM of 5 and 8 = 40 3/5 = 24/407/8 = 35/40 Three rational numbers between 24/40 and 35/40 are25/40, 26/40, 27/40 There are infinite rational numbers between these two numbers. |
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Find the rational numbers between - and -2.Find three rational numbers betweenibers between -- and -2. |
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Answer» -7/2 and -2-7/2=-3.5hence-3,-2.5,-2.75 |
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Find three rational numbers between each of thefollowing rational numbers.and –OHalonb. I andAlwand |
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L i 1}/.‘Ifitan(A+B) - J’3 fiitan(A—B)= 7—3;0°<A+B_< 90°,‘A>B?fi AGfiTBW मानज्ञात कौजिए। :o 5. 0 = & T R S K. कि |
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15. Find three rational numbers betweenntional numbers between 12 |
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Answer» 6/7 & 5/9 l.c.m of 7 and 9 = 637 *9=63 6*9= 54 =54/639*7=63 5*7=35=35/63now we need to find the nos. so preferably we shouldmulyiply the fractions with numbers like 10,100,1000 etc.54*10=54063*10=63035*10=35063*10=630numbers between 540 and 350 351/630 , 352/630 , 353/ 630 |
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Find three rational numbers between |
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Answer» To find three rational numbers between 2/3 and 3/4 Multiply and divide first rational number by 16 and second rational number by 12 Then,2/3 = 32/483/4 = 36/48 Therefore,Three rational numbers between 32/48 and 36/48are 33/48, 34/48, 35/48 |
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Find the largest value of n for which 125! is divisible by 6 |
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Answer» 6=2×3 Consider the highest factor which is 3. Divide 125 by 3 = 41.66 Take its greatest integer =41. Now divide 41 by 3= 13.66. Take its greatest integer =13. [13/3]=4. [4/3]=1 [1/3]=0 Now add 41+13+4+1+0=59 |
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(cl ciliary muscles. (d) iris.A person needs a lens of power -5.5 dioptres for correcting his distant vision. Forcorrecting his near vision he needs a lens of power +1.5 dioptre. What is the focallength of the lens required for correcting fil distant vision, and (i) near vision?cm in front of the eve. What is the nature and |
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Answer» (1). Given that, D =-5.5then focal length =1/D100/-5.5 (1m=100cm)-18.18cm is the focal length of lens with -5.5 power(2)Given that, D=1.5then focal length =1/D Given that D =-5.5then focal length =1/D100/-5.5 (1m =100cm) -18.18cm is the focal length of eye lens with -5.5 DDistant vision=f=-DDistant vision= 18.18cm(2)given D =1.5then focal length =1/D 100/1.5=66.6cmNear vision (i)For distant visionPower of lens=-5.5 Dtherefore focal length=1/-5.5 m=(1x10)/55 m=0.18m(ii) for near visionpower=+1.5 Dtherefore focal length=1/1.5m=(1x10)/15m=0.66m |
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Q. 2 Answer the followings. (2 marks each)1. Mean of 11 observations is 60. If mean of first six observations isand that of last six numbers is 61 then find 6h observation |
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Answer» Total of 11 observations 60 × 11 = 660 Total of first six observations 6 × 58 = 348 Total of last six observations = 61 × 6 = 366 So 6th observation 348 + 366 - 660 = 54 |
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2. 2 Answer the followings. (2 marks each)[20]Mean of 11 observations is 60. If mean of first six observations is 58and that of last six numbers is 61 then find 6h observation. |
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4. The average of 11 results is 60 marks.If the average of first six results is 59marks and that of the last six is 62marks, then the sixth result contains(a) 65 marks(c) 60 marks(b) 66 marks(d) 61 marks |
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8. What is the mean of 2 numbers if mean of six numbers is 16 and totalnumbers are eight and their men is 14? |
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13. The mean of six numbers is 23. If one of the numbers is excluded, themean of the remaining numbers is 20. Find the excluded number. |
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Ăź) Write the method to determine the centre of a circle passing through three non-collinear points |
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Answer» The center of a circle passing through 3 non-collinear points is at the intersection of the perpendicular bisectors of the segments connecting those points. Sketch the figure of three such points, connect them with segments, and sketch each perpendicular bisector. Then sketch a segment from each point to the point of intersection of the bisectors. Using the SAS postulate you can prove the triangles formed by the bisector of one of these segments, half of the bisected segment and the segment you added are congruent triangles, and because corresponding parts are therefore congruent, and using the transitive property of congruence, you can prove the distances from the three points to the intersection point ate congruent. Thus that distance represents the radius of a circle connecting the three points. |
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Instead of 36 and 90Jthe correct mean.e mean ofsix numbers is 23. If one of the numbers is excluded, themean of the remaining numbers is 20. Find the excluded n |
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19.Six numbers from a list of nine integers are 7, 8, 3, 5, 9 and 5. Find the largestnossible value of the median of all nine numbers in this list. |
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Answer» Arrange the six numbers in order, 3, 5, 5, 7, 8, 9 We have three more numbers to insert into the list, and the median will be thehighest 5(and5lowest) number on the list. If the three numbers aregreater than9, the median will be the highest it can possibly be. Thus, the median is the 5th item of data which is8 |
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6) The mean of 25 observations is 18 the meanfirst twelve of them is 14 & that of last twelis 17 find the thirteenth observation |
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The cost of fencing a square lawn at14 per metre is Rs 2800. Find thecost & mowing the lawn at Rs 54 per 100 m^2? |
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The curved surface area of the dome = 2π2 × "" × 2.8 × 2.8 m2249.28 mNow, cost of painting 100 cem2 is Rs 5.Thus, the cost of painting 1 m2- Rs 500Therefore, cost of painting the whole dome= Rs 500 × 49.28= Rs 24640EXERCISE 13.4Assume π, unless stated otheFind the surface area of a sphere of radius:(i) 10.5 cmFind the surface area of a sphere of diameter:(ii) 5.6 cm |
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Answer» Surface area of sphere = 4 × pi × r² i) 4 × 22/7 × (10.5)² = 88/7 × (10.5)² = 1386 cm² ii) 4 × 22/7 × (5.6)² = 88/7 × (5.6)² = 394.24 |
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last9observationsis18,findthe9thobservation.25. A cricketer has a mean score of 58 runs in innings. Find out how many runs are to be securedbyhim in the 10th inning to raise the mean score to 61. |
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Answer» Meanscore of 9 innings is 58total runs in 9 innings = 58*9 = 522runs should scored in 10th innings to mean score 61 be X 61=522+X/10610=522+XX= 88 |
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A 5-ounce can of peas cost $0.85. An 11-ounce can of peas cost $2.20. Which is thebetter buy? |
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Answer» If 5 ounce peas cost $0.85Then 1 ounce of peas cost= 0.85/5 = $0.17 If 11 ounce peas cost $2.20Then 1 ounce of peas cost= 2.20/11 = $0.20 Therefore, 5 ounce peas for $0.85 is better buy |
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) A water tap A takes 7 minutes more than water tap B for filling up a tank with water.The tap A takes 16 minutes more than the time taken by both the taps together to fillthe tank. Find the time each tap alone would take to fill the tank. |
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Answer» Let the Water tap B takes the time to fill the tank = y minutes Now according o 1st condition The Water tap A takes the time to fill the tank = (y + 7) minutes Also according to second condition Time taken by Tap A + 16 = Time taken by Both the taps y + 7 + 16 = y + ( y + 7 ) y + 23 = 2 y + 7 Rearranging the above equation, we get 2 y + 7 = y + 23 2 y - y = 23 - 7 y = 16 So Water tap B takes the time to fill the tank = 16 minutes And Water tap A takes the time to fill the tank = 16 + 7 = 23 minutes So Tap B alone takes 16 minutes and Tap A alone takes 23 minutes to fill the tank. srry but the answer given in the answer sheet is this |
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) A water tap A takes 7 minutes more than water tap B for filling up a tank with waterThe tap A takes 16 minutes more than the time taken by both the taps together to fillthe tank. Find the time each tap alone would take to fill the tank. |
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Answer» Let the time taken by A is x minutes and B is y minutes, Hence from the 1st statement we have, x-y = 7 = > y = x-7..........................eq1 Now, in one minute tank filled by A = 1/x and in one minute tank filled by B = 1/y So combine together both can fill = 1/x + 1/y tank in one minute, Hence time taken by both the taps to fill the tank = 1/(1/x + 1/y) = xy/x+y Now from the second statement, x- xy/x+y = 16 => x² + xy - xy = 16(x+y) => x² -16x - 16y = 0 Putting the value of y from eq1 x²-16x - 16(x-7) = 0 => x² - 32x + 112 = 0. Solving the above quadratic eqn, we get x = 28 or 4 rejecting 4 as x can't be less than 7 x = 28 y = x-7 = 28-7 = 21 Hence time taken by both the taps are 28 and 21 minutes alone. |
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A takes 7 minutes more than water tap B for filling up a tank with water.A takes 16 minutes more than the time taken by both the taps together to filltank. Find the time each tap alone would take to fill the tankthe |
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Answer» Let Tap B takes x mins Tap B takes x + 7 mins Tap B takes x mins ⇒ 1 min = 1/x of the tank filled Tap A takes (x + 7) mins ⇒ 1 min = 1/(x + 7) of the tank filled Together: 1 min = 1/x + 1/(x + 7) 1 min = [ x + 7 + x] /x(x + 7) 1 min = (2x + 7) /x(x + 7) of the tank Total time needed to fill the tank together: mins needed = x(x + 7)/(2x + 7) The tap A takes 16 minutes more than the time taken by both the taps together to fill the tank: Tap A = Tap A and Tap B + 16 mins (x + 7) = x(x + 7)/(2x + 7) + 16 x + 7 - 16 = x(x + 7)/(2x + 7) x - 9 = x(x + 7)/(2x + 7) x(x + 7) = (x - 9)(2x + 7) x² + 7x = 2x² + 7x - 18x - 63 x² - 18x - 63 = 0 (x - 21)(x + 3) = 0 x = 21 or x = - 3 (rejected, time cannot be negative) Find the time needed: Tap B = x = 21 mins Tap A = x + 7 = 21 + 7 = 28 mins Answer: Tap A takes 28 mins and Tap B takes 21 mins |
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(1) A water tap A takes 7 minutes more than water tap B for filling up a tank with water.The tap A takes 16 minutes more than the time taken by both the taps together to fillthe tank. Find the time each tap alone would take to fill the tank. |
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·19. An open box at the top has its outer dimension 10 cm, 9 cm and 2.5 cm and its thickness is0.5 cm, find the volume of the metal used. |
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Answer» Outer dimensions = L = 10 cm, B = 9 cm and H = 2.5 cmOuter volume = L×B×H = 10 × 9 × 2.5 = 225 cu cm Thickness = 0.5 cm Inner dimensions =l = L - 2w = 10 - 2(0.5) = 9 cmb = B - 2w = 9 - 1 = 8 cmh = H - w = 2.5 - 0.5 = 2 cm (Open at the top) Inner volume = lbh = 9 × 8 × 2 = 144 cu cm Volume of metal = Outer volume - Inner volume = 225 - 144 = 81 cu cm I am understand questions |
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survey of 500 television viewers produced thefollowing information; 285 watch football, 195watch hockey, 115 watch basketball, 45 watchfootball and basketball, 70 watch foot ball andhockey, 50 watch hockey and basket ball, 50 do notwatch any of the three games. Find the number ofviewers watch all the three games |
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Find the capacity in litres of a conical vessel with0 radius 7 cm, slant height 25 cm ( height 12 cm,slant height 13 cmolun e įs l 570 m find the radius ofthe base. |
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Answer» (i)Radius (r) = 7 cm Slant height (l) = 25 cm Let h be the height of the conical vessel.Slant height (l)²=r²+h^2 h = √l² – r²h = √25²– 7² = 625- 49h = √576h = 24 cm Volume of the cone = 1/3 πr²h = (1/3 × 22/7 × 7 × 7 × 24)= 1232 cm³[1 cm³= 1/1000L]Capacity of the vessel = (1232/1000) L= 1.232 LCapacity of thevessel =1.232 L (ii) Given: Height(h) = 12 cm Slant height (l) = 13 cmLet r be the radius of the conical vessel. Slant height(l)²= r²+h²r = √ r² - h²r = √13²– 12²= √169 – 144r = √25r = 5 cmVolume of the cone = 1/3 πr²h= (1/3 × 22/7 × 5 × 5 × 12) = (2200/7) cm³Capacity of the vessel = (2200/7× 1000) L = 11/35 lCapacity of the vessel =11/35 L |
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\begin{array} { l } { \text { Find the volume of the right circle } } \\ { \text { (i) radius } 6 \mathrm { cm } , \text { height } 7 \mathrm { cm } } \end{array} |
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\frac { 2 ^ { n } + 2 ^ { n - 1 } } { 2 ^ { n + 1 } - 2 ^ { n } } = \frac { 3 } { 2 } |
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-3) 8(v)-28 รทvill |
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