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In a trapezium ABCD, ABIDC and DC-2AB EFIAB where E and F lie on BC and AUrespectively such that B-diagonal DB interests EF at G prove that 7EF-1 IABEC 3di |
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Answer» given DC = 2 ABDraw BH parallel to AD. H will be the middle point of DC as AB = DH.Sin EF || AB, FI = AB TheΔBHC andΔBIE are similar as the correspondingsides are parallel.So IE / HC = BE / BC IE = HC * BE / BC = y * 4x/7x = 4 y /7 EF = FI + IE= y + 4 y /7 = 11 y / 7 so 7 EF = 11 AB |
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If θ is an acute angle and sin θ = cos θ, find the value of2tan2 θ + sin2 θ-1.3.4 cm EC = 3 cm, find AC. |
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Answer» if sin theta is equals to cos theta and theta is acute then theta is equals to 45° so 2tan²θ+sin²θ-1=(2*1)+(1/2)-1=2+(1/2)-1=(5/2)-1=3/2 |
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eperpendicularfrom A on side BC of aΔ ABC intersects BC at D such that DB-3 CD(see Fig. 6.55). Prove that 2 AB 2 AC+ BC.4. Th |
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Given 11 IDE IBC20. If AD 2cm, DB 4cm, AE 5cm, then EC2) 10cm4) 153) 1221. If AB 10cm, AC 12cm, EC 8cm, DB61) 5cm23233)4) 562) 23 |
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Answer» Thank you |
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The perpendicular AD on the base BC of a ΔABCintersects BC at D so that DB 3CD. Prove that 2(AB) |
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7. In a AABC , E and F are the mid-points of AC and AB respectively. The altitude AP to BCintersects EF at Q. Prove that AQQP |
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BU and find the length of EF6. In the given figure, D is the mid-point of ABLHand F is the mid-point of BC. Prove thatEF = DB7 In the iven figure, D. Fand F |
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Answer» Given :DE||BC and D is midpoint of AB. So, By converse of midpoint theorem E is midpoint of AC, Similarly F and E are midpoints of BC and AC respectively so, by midpoint theorem FE || AB, and EF = 1/2 AB So,EF = BD |
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nerpendicularAD on the base BC of athe. Thef th Prove that 2AB2 2AC2+ BC2AABC intersects BC at D so that DB 3CD.ly..MOCK TEST PAPER257 |
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Answer» Let BD = 3y , CD = y, and thus BC = 4y. Applying Pythagoras theorem, In ∆ABD , AB² = AD²+BD² In ∆ACD, AC² = AD²+CD², from equations above equate for AD, we get, AB²–BD² = AC²–CD² AB² = AC² + 9y²–y²= AC² + 8y²multiply by 2, 2AB² = 2AC²+16y²which is, 2AB² = 2AC² + BC² Like my answer if you find it useful! |
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Fig. 20.197. Given AB I CD (see Figure 20.20certainty that ΔΟΒΑ-Δ0CD?0), can you tel2 |
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Answer» Given : AB || CD In ∆ OBA and ∆ OCD angle AOB=angle DOC(vertically opposite) angle OAB= angle ODC ( Alternate angle) angle OCD = angle OBA ( Alternate angle) Though AAA rule not exist, no we can not say certainly but if a corresponding side are equal we can use a criterion. |
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In ΔΑΒΕ(see figure) <C-90°, AB x units and AC-3 unitsEvaluate:x. cosB. tanA + x2 sinA. secBsinc |
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and OD-3x+1. And find0.11. ABCD is a rectaDB and AGDB and i rectangle. ts diagonal meet at O. Find x,ifoA 2 x+40 |
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ORQ.ABCDis a cy-4 xclic quadrilateral (seefigure). Find theangles of the cyciicquadrilateral. |
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Answer» PLEASE LIKE IT, IF YOU FIND THE ANSWER HELPFUL. |
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7. Given AB I CD (see Figure 20.20), can you tell withcentainty that AOBA AOCD?vin, 20.20 |
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Answer» Given : AB || CD In ∆ OBA and ∆ OCD angle AOB=angle DOC(vertically opposite) angle OAB= angle ODC ( Alternate angle) angle OCD = angle OBA ( Alternate angle) Though AAA rule not exist, no we can not say certainly but if a corresponding side are equal we can use a criterion. |
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Theorem 141: The tungent at any point of a circle isradias chrougt the peoint of contactperpendiculer4. Drawothe |
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Answer» Given :A circle C (0,r) and a tangentlat point A. To prove :OA⊥l Construction :Take a point B, other than A, on the tangentl. Join OB. Suppose OB meets the circle in C. Proof:We know that, among all line segment joining the point O to a point onl, the perpendicular is shortest tol. OA = OC (Radius of the same circle) Now, OB = OC + BC. ∴ OB > OC ⇒ OB > OA ⇒ OA < OB B is an arbitrary point on the tangentl. Thus, OA is shorter than any other line segment joining O to any point onl. Here, OA ⊥l |
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6 ABCD is a parallelogram AP and CQ arerpendiculars drawn from vertices A and C onHogonalBD (see figure) show that |
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is an isosceles triangleAABC and ADBC are two isosceles triangles on thesame base BC (see figure). Show that ZABDBZACD |
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Answer» In ∆ABCangle ABC = angle ACB ......(1)In ∆BCDangle DBC = angle DCB.......(2) adding (1) and (2) ABC + DBC = ACB + DCBangle ABD = angle ACD |
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4, Find the area of hexagon ABCDEF in which BL丄AD, CMLADENI AD and FPI AD such that AP = 6 cm, PL = 2 cm,LN = 8 cm, NM = 2 cm, MD 3 cm, FP 8 cm, EN-12 cm,BL = 8 cm and CM = 6 cm. |
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6 cm8 cm8 cm6 cmAre the angles of AABC and AABD equal in the figure above?why? |
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Answer» it is equal because AD equal to AC and CB and BD so it is equal yes it is equal because AB are Angle bisecter of angle DBC and angle bisecter bisects the angle in equal parts |
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Find the area of hexagon ABCDEF in which BL丄AD,EN AD and FP丄AD such that AP = 6 cm, PLLN =.8 cm, NM = 2 cm, MD = 3 cm, FP = 8 cm, ENBL = 8 cm and CM = 6 cm. |
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4 em respectively 1of whose diagonals are 16 cme same base PC andhey are equal in area.4. Find the area of a trapezium whose parallel sides are 9.omandorespectively and the distance between these sides is om Go(i) Calculate the area of quad. ABCD, given in Fig. 6).(ii) Calculate the area of trap. PORS, given in Fig. 6).ADPQ).17 cmSB cmВ cm9 cơPBem8 cmiBonà |
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Find the volume of wood used to make a closed box of outer dimensions60mx45 cm 32 cm, the thickness of wood being 2.5 cm all around. |
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क्षेघफल 32 5५ ता और आधार 8 ठा॥ वाले काटकोन या समकोण त्रिकोण की ऊंचाई कया है?16 cm4 cm8 cm32 cm |
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6.5 cmthe perimeters of the triangles whose lengths of sides are givenn 12 cm, 13 cm (b) 8 cm, 16 cm, 16 cm (c) 5 cm, 4 am, 3 cmM-33 |
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Answer» perimeter of a figure is sum of all sidessob) 8+16+16 = 8+32 = 40cmc) 5+4+3 = 12cm |
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5ABCD rectangle with AB-8 cm, BC= 16 cm and AE-4 cm. Find the area of ABCE.Is the area of ABEC equal to the sum of the area of ABAE and ACDE. Why?4 cm16 cm |
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Clay can run on lapAround the track in74 Of An har. How manyhours will it take himto run 5% laps aroundthe track? |
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Answer» in 15 min he runs one lapso 16/3 laps in16/3*1516*580 min0r 1 hour 20 min |
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Clay can run One Inp.Around the track in a44 or an hour. How manyhours will it take himto run 5% laps aroundthe track? |
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Answer» in 15 min he runs one lapso 16/3 laps in16/3*1516*580 min0r 1 hour 20 min |
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(iv) the 9th term of the AP 3 5 Z 94' 4' 4' 4' |
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4+4+-4 |
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Answer» 4+4+(-4)=8-4=4this right answer 4+4+-4=8-4=4the correct answer 4+4-48-4=0this answer is correct for this question 4+4+-48-4=4 is correct answer. 4 is a correct answer 4 is the correct answer 4+4+(4)=8-4=4the correct answer |
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ClAy can run ONE TAPAround the track in A24 Of An hour. How manyna hours will it take himto run 5% laps aroundthe track ? |
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Answer» in 15 min he runs one lapso 16/3 laps in16/3*1516*580 min0r 1 hour 20 min |
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7: Find the surface area of a sphere of radius 7 cm. |
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() Find the surface area of a sphere of radius 7 cm. |
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Answer» thanks |
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a. Simplify |2 sin 30tan 45cosec 30cos 0=lcot452sec0sin 90sec 60|cosec 902 cos 60ред |
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Answer» please like my answer if you find it useful |
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Find the surface area of a sphere of radius 7 cm. |
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Answer» Surface area of sphere is 4πr^2=4*22/7*7*7=4*22*7=88*7=616cm^2 |
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cos θ sinθcos θSimplify cosOI-sin θ6.cos θcOS |
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Answer» thanks |
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6. Travelling at a constant speed of 45 km/h, how longwill a motorcycle take to make 12 laps around arectangular track 800 m long and 400 m wide? |
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Answer» Speed of motorcycle = 45 km/h Length of Reactangular track = 800 m = .8 km Width of Reactangular track = 400 m = .4 km Perimeter of Reactangular track = 2(length + width) = 2(.8 +. 4) = 2*1.2 = 2.4 km Total distance covered= 12*2.4 = 28.8 km Time taken to cover a distance by motorcycle = Distance / speed= 28.8/45 = .64 hours = .64*60= 38.4 minutes thanks |
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6. Travelling at a constant speed of 45 km/h, how long!will a motorcycle take to make 12 laps around arectangular track 800 m long and 400 m wide? |
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Answer» Given:Speed=45km/heNo of laps=12length =800mwidth=400m Here total distance of track = 2(800+400)=2400 m Total distance he has to travel = 12*2400=28800 m = 28.8 kmSince he takes 12 laps around Therefore time taken =Distance/speed= 28.8/45=0.6 hours (apprx) |
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b) The perimeter of a park is 1 km 800 m. Dipti ran two rounds of the park inthe morning and three rounds in the evening. What was the total distancecovered, in metres, by her around the park? |
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Answer» Just multiply 1800m with 5 Dipti run 9 km around the park |
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here is a circular pond and footpath runs along its boundary. A man walks around it,exactly once, keeping close to the edge. If his step is 44 cm long and he takes exacty600 steps to go around the pond, what is the radius of the pond? |
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Answer» Let the radius of the pond be 'r'.Since the man takes exactly 600 steps with each step of 44 cm to go around the pond.Hence, the circumference of the pond = 44*600 = 26400 cm or 26400/100 = 264 mCircumference of the pond is 264 mCircumference of the circular pond = 2πr264 = 2*22/7*rr = (264*7)/44r = 42 mHence, the radius of the pond is 42 m. |
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Measuremesample tWhen a man runs around circalar plot of land 10 times, the distanceim is 352 m. Find the area of the plot, |
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Answer» thanks |
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12. 4 grass beds each of dimensions 3 m Ă 1 ml are dug inside a square part of length 6 m. Find thearea of the remaining part of the park. |
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Answer» Area of a square = a² = 6² = 36 m Area of rectangular part = 4*3*1 = 12 m Remaining part = 36-12 = 24 m |
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there is a circular pond and four-part runs along its boundary. a man walks around it, exactly once, keeping close to the edge. if this step is 55cm long and he takes exactly 400 steps to go round the pond, what is the diameter of the pond? |
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Answer» I would give it to you, but I'm Bush getting deported. Sorry |
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12, A path of 8m width runs around the outside of a circular park whosepath of 8 m width runs around the outside of a circular park wradius is 17 m. Find the area of the path. |
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2gle subtendea26. Prove that the angle subtended by an arc of a circle at the centre is double the anbyifany point orn the remaining part of the cirelethe remaining part of the circle.Page 3 of4 |
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4. A can complete - part of a work in 20days. A can complete remaining part ofthe work in444 |
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embuting the birthday cake among Reena, Teena and Meena; Reena was givenpart and Teenapipart and remaining part was given to Meena. Find Meena's share. |
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Answer» meena share=1-(2/5+1/3)=1-(11/15)=15-11/15=4/15 Meena =1-(2/5+1/3)15a-(11/15)=4/15 1 - ( 2/5 + 1/3 )= 1 - ( 2×3 /5×3 + 1×5/3×5 )= 1 - ( 6/15 + 5/15 )= 1 - ( 6+5 /15 )= 1 - ( 11/15 )= 15 -11 /15= 4/15 meena=1-(2/5+1/3)15a-(11/15) =4/15like my answer 4/15 is correct answer |
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7. A lady gave 0.7 of her doll collection to an orphanage and divided the remaining part equallybetween her two grandchildren. What part of her collection did each of her grandchildren get? |
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33.8.9.50 mA square park has each side of 50 m. At each cormerof the part there is a flower bed in the form of asector of radius 7 m. Find the area of the remainingpart of the park.10. |
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“2.o 3, 91 tan (A + B) = ५3 और tan (A-B)= 14+B<90%5A>B, तो & और छ का मान कात ऑिय |
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The diameter of a circular park is 24 m. A 3 m wide pathruns around it from inside. Find the cost of paving thepath at 25 per square meter. |
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\tan ^{-1}\left(\frac{\cos x-\sin x}{\cos x+\sin x}\right) |
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