MAHATMA MONTESSORI SCHOOL Set-A

(Affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi)

Name: Mathematics Sec:
Std:X Revision Test- 5 Marks: 50
Section-A (10x1= 10)
1. The volume and surface area of a sphere are numerically the same. Find the volume of

the smallest cylinder in which the sphere is exactly kept.

54 T ) 27 36m d)
2 The radius of spherical balloon increases from 8cm to 12cm. The ratio of the surface
area of the balloon in two cases is:

a)22:3 b) 3:2 :27 4:9

3. If the perimeter of a semicircular protractor is 72cm where T 7 then the diameter of

the protractor is:

a)114cm 33cm 28cm d) 42em

4. A bicycle wheel makes 5000 revolutions in moving 11km. The circumference of the
wheel is

a) 55 cm 110cm 165 cm d) 220 cm

5. The ratio of the areas of a circle and an equilateral triangle, whose diameter and side
are equal, is

a) v3T b)m:v2 3 d) :1

6. Two concentric circles of radii a and b where a > b are given. The length of the chord

of the larger circle which touches the smaller circle is:

a) va-B b)va +6
)2Va-b d) 2va +

7. Three circles are drawn with the vertices of a triangle as centres such that each circle
touches the other two. If the sides of the triangle are 2cm, 3cm and 4cm, the diameter
of the smallest circle is

) lcm 3cm Scm d)4dcm

8. If tangents PA and PB from a point P to a circle with centre O are inclined to each
other at angle of 100", then 4POA is equal to

a) B0 b)5 C) 40 30
9. The length of the longest pole that can be kept in a room (12m x 9 mx 8m) is

a) 29m b) 21m 19m d) 17m

10.The length of the minute hand of a clock is 21cm. The area swept by the minute hand
in 10 minutes is

a) 231cm2 b) 210 cm2 126 cm d) 252 cm2

Section- B
(5x2-10)
11. In fig, PA and PB are tangents to the circles drawn from an external point P. CD is the
third tangent touching the circle at Q

If PA 15cm, find the perimeter of A PCD.

12.The circumference of a circle exceeds the diameter by 16.8cm. Find the radius of the

circle.
13. Find the area of the shaded region in figure is ABCD is a square of side 14cm and

APD and BPC are semicircles.

14. A cone, a hemisphere and a cylinder stand on equal bases and have the same height.

What is the ratio of their volumes?

15. A spherical glass vessal has a cylindrical neck &cm long, 2cm in diameter, the
diameter of the spherical part is 8.5cm. find the amount of water it can hold, taking
the above as inside measurements. (Take n = 3.14)
 Section C (4x3 12)
16.A circle touches the side BC of a AABC at P and AB and AC produced at Q and R

respectively. Prove that AQ is half the perimeter of AABC.

17.In a circle with centre O, two tangents PT and PT are drawn from an external point P

to the circle. Prove that L0TT=4TPT'.

18. The radius of the base and the height of a right circular cylinder are int eh ratio of 2:3

and its voume is 1617 cu.cm. find the curved surface area of the cylinder

19. Find the area of the sector of a circle with radius 10cm and of central angle 60". Also
find the area of the corresponding major sector.
Section - D
(2x5 10)
20. A solid wooden toy is in the form of a hemisphere surmounted by a cone of same

radius. The radius of the hemisphere is 3.5cm and the total wood used in the making

of toy is 166c. Find the height of the toy. Also, find the cost of painting the

hemispherical part of the toy at the rate of 10 per cm

21.i) Two circles touch internally. The sum of their areas is 116T and the difference
between their centres is 6cm. Find the radii of the circles.
i) A park is of the shape of a circle of diameter 7m. It is surround by a path of width

of 0.7m. Find the expenditure of cemanting the path. If it is cost is '110per sq.m.
Section - E
(2x4 8)
22Case Study 1:
Adventure camps are the perfect place for the children to practice decision
making for themselves without parents and teachers guiding their every move. Some
students of a school reached for adventure at Sakieshpur. At the camp, the waiters
served some students with a wecome drink in a cylindrical glass and some students

in a hemispherical cup whose dimensions are shown below. After that they went for a
jungle trek. The jungle trek was enjoyable but tiring. As dusk fell, it was time to take
shelter. Each group of four students was given a canvas of area 551m2. Each group

had to make a conical tent to accommodate all the four students. Assuming that all
 the stitching and wasting incurred while cutting, would amount to lm, the students

put the tents. The radius of the tent is 7m.

Ares 3>

A
i) Which container had more juice and by how much?
i) Find the height of the conical tent prepared to accommodate four students.
ii) How much space on the ground is occupied by each students in the conical tent?

23.Case Study:2
Raksha Bandhan, is a popular annual rite, or ceremony, which is celebrated in

South Asia, and in order parts of the world significantly influenced by Hindu culture.
On this day, sisters of all ages tie a talisman, or amulet, called the rakhi, around the

wrists of their brothers, symbolically protecting them, receiving a gift in return, and
traditionally investing the brothers with a share of the responsibility of their potential
care. Krishna made up a rakhi for his brother Sumit using three circles of radius 2cm,
cm and 2cm respectively. Figure for the same is give below.

i) Find CX?
i) Find approximate value of QX.

ii) If ZPXR= 40°, find PAX.

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 Kevision 5-Set A -Answer Ky
Section-A
(0)54+T
2(d) 49
3.(c) 28 cm.
4 (d) 220 Cm
5-C) T :J.
6Cc) 2o-B
1 a)I cm
8 CC) 4O
9 d) 11 m.
loO) 231 Cm
S eckion B
CQ- CA
D 8D by theorem 2.
PA PB 15 cmJ
Perimeter A PCD =Pc+ CD+DP =Pc+ CQ+QD+DP.
= PC+ CA+ BD+DP = PA+PB
= 15+15 = 30 cm.

Perimeter A PCD =30 Cm.

2 AT, Cireu mferen co - Diameter + l6.8.
2TY 2 7 +lb.8 2TY -2Y = 6-8
2r Cm-1) = lb.8 7(-1) =8:4
T(5- 9.4 4*L 1S
Y 392cm.
The Tadius e clrcle is a92 Cm
13 Avea Shaded realon -(Avea e Avea e -AAreaT
Ssuare semicirdle Sema
APD
14) BPC
= 196 -|x11
F 196-54 =42Cm
.Jhe AYea shaded aaton ts 42cm.
4Trh m mh gh: : h : :hrh)
12:3.
(S1:2:3.
Katio G their Volumes
15 Total Volume the. Vessel =Volu me linder +Volume ef
Sphare.
=
Th+g- T (h + )
gl4Ye) + 4 (5)314 3xlcoo2
554
=3-14 8+ lo0o =
314 x ljo 35
Total volume e he vess el =
346.499 cm
Section-C.
16 AQ AR ?
Ba BP Theorem 2
CP CR J, B
Perimeter eAABC = AB+ BC tAC
AB+C8P+ Pc)+AC
AB+B +CR+AC
AQ+ AR
Perimeer e, ARBC 2A
2AQ: (Perimeter e A ABC)
11By theorem 2, PT PT>0> LPT'T = ZPTT'0
In A PTT, LTPT+LPTT + LPTT=1830
LTPT+ 2PTT' =180 (from®) P
LetTPT'= 142PTT =180S
>LPTT= 180-2
22 by heorem 1 ZPTO -90
LPTT + LOTT =90
LOTT= 0 - LPTT= 90- 160 9o-90+
LOTT LOTT: LTPT
18 AT, T 2h
Vol.elinder Tth lb7: h>R-bnx1x
22 x4
-q26 >h: ah=to.50n,1m
CSA
C&A &Qlinder 2Th 2xx1x 21 2
=

CSA Cylinder A62cm

9 ATea eSecfor =xTY= 60 22 10x l0 O0=
360 360 21

Avea ef Sector= 52.38 cm

Area 0f Area Sec
Majov Sector = Area of Circle -

1TY-52.38
= xI0-52.3
3 1429 57-52.38 - 2619|n
Area major 5ecfor 26|.91 Cm

Total wood
Section-D,
used- Volume eCene+Volume efham
20 -Sphere.
lb62 Th +2T>o0 n (5h+285)
6
2212-25h+ 2(42.815))
31
Oo1x3x12-25h
22
12-25h
+515
12.25 h = 159.25 - 85.15 > h=2 6 h:b.
2 25
HE. 30lid. wooden toy ht e
=
Cone + Tadus
emis phaie
= 6 +3.5
HE. eSolid wooden toy 9.59.5 Cm. =

CSA cm. -

hamis phne =2TR"- 2x 2x =m cm

Cost e painting the
hemispherical lo part=77x
0) AT A, nR*+ 1m0.
21 = ll6 ITR*+= ->OD ||6
Also R- = b
(R-Y)*=3bR*+Y-2RY =36
6-2RY 36 (from 0) 2 R r =80 >Rr =40
(R+Y= R+Y+2RT Ilbt 80 =196.
(R+Y= 196 R+Y l4 cm
R-T 6 Cm 3)
Solving2 R= locm, V 6 6 Cm.
) = 2 3 -3.5 m, Width e the pah Om.
radus e park with path-35t07-4-2m. To-em
Area e Path- TT (4.2- T (35=T (4-2-3-53)
1tm
2(17-6412-25) 5.39=I6.14
Ex penditure for Comentinq tha path= l6.q4mx llo
368: L4 .
 22 d) Volume ylindrical Container- h 22))x 2 2
= 404.25 Cm
Volume
mispherical cup- m 32
= 89.83 Cm
Volume
ylidical contaner> Volume e
hemispharital
bu L4o425 89 83) 314-42c
i) Amount eCanvas ged 550 m =

551- )
SA e Cone =IYL 550= 22x7x l = 2005 J-25m.
22
- Jht 625=h+49 h-516 h=24cm
dii Total base are a etent Tr*= 154 cm
Aea OLu pud by each student = t - 3 8 . 5
23 0). AAx P ACx >O
Ax A P
Ca t0x
Cx CA B+0x 2
2 tem / 2
4+20 x) = Bt ox B

Ox 4+ cm
=

Cx =8 + Ox =
12cm.
(ii) Ax Ox +OA 6cm.
In righE angled A AxP, Ax Xp+ Ap
36 xP*+ 44
=

32 p
om XP 32 = 4 Cm
A
Ca
2 x Q=8 cm.
tt) by RHS Con gruence ule AAPX AARx
L PxA =LAXR 20
n APAx, By Angle sum property
qotPAX +20 =18 o
LPAx =20
 MAHATMA MONTESSORI SCHOOOL Set-B
(Affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Dellhi)
Name: Mathematics Sec:
d:X Marks: 50
Revision Test -5
Section A (10 x1 = 10)

1. At one end A of a diameter AB of a circle of radius 13cm, tangent XAY' is drawn to

the circle. The length of the chord CD parallel to XY and at a distance 18cm from A is
a) 10cm b) 12cm c) 15cm d) 24cm
2 Two circles touch each other externally at C and AB is a common tangent to circles.

Then ZACB is equal to

a)330" 457
60 d)S90"
3. From a point A, the length of the tangent to a circle is 24 cm and the distance of A
from the centre is 26cm. The radius of the circle is
a) 10cm b) 12 cm 25cm ) 28cm
4. The area of a circle is 38.5 cm>. The circumference of the circle is

6.2cm 12.1cm 11cm d) 22cm

5. The area of a sector of angle 6' of a circle with radius R is
2mRO
180 180 360 d
6. The area of two concentric circles are 1386 cm2and 9625 cm?. The width of the ring is
2.8cm 3.5 cm 3.8 cm
4.2 cm i)
7. The length of the minute hand of a clock is 21cm. The area swept by the minute hand
in 10 minutes is

a) 231 cm2 b) 210 cm2 126 cm2 d) 252 cm2

8. The volumes of two spheres are in the ratio 64:27. The ratio of their surface areas is

) 9:16 ) 16:9 c) 3:4 4:3

9. The length of the diagonal of a cube is 6y3 cm. Its total surface area is
a) 144 cm2 b) 216 cm2 c)180cm2 d) 108 cm2
10.How many bricks each measuring (25cm x 11.25 cm x bcm) will be required to

constructa wall (8mx 6m x 22.5 cm)?

a)88000 b) 6400 4800 d) 7200
 Section B (5 x2 10)

11.A circus tent is cylindrical to a height of 3m and conical above it. if its base radius is
52.5m and slant height of the conical portion is 53m, find the area of the canvas

needed to make the tent. [n-9

12.The internal and external diameters of a hollow hemispherical vessel are 16cm and

12cm respectively. If the cost of painting lem? of the surface area is '5, find the total

cost of painting the vessel al over. [Use n -3.14].

13.The radius of a wheel of a car is 35 cm. Find the number of rotations it will make
when car travels 5.5 km.

14. Prove that the lengths of tangents drawn from an external point to a circle are equal.
15.To warn ships for underwear rocks, a light house spread, a red - coloured light over a

sector of angle 72' to a distance of 15km. Find the area of the sea over which the ships
are warned. [Use n = 3.14]

Section - C
(4x312)
16.In the given figure, the side AB, BC and CA of AABC touch a circle with centre O and
radius r at P,Q and r respectively.

Provetthat
i) AB+CQ- AC+ BQ

i) Area (AABC)=;(Perimeter of AABC) xr

17.XY and XY are two parallel tangents to a circle with centre O and another tangent AB
with point of contact C intersecting XY at A and XY at B. prove that ZAOB = 90".

18.Two concentric circles are of radi 7cm and Scm. find the area of the portion between
two circles.

19. A semicircular sheet of paper of diameter 28em is bent into an open conical cup. Find
the depth and capacity of the cup.
 Section- DD (2 x5 10)

20.The central angles of two sectors of circles of radii 7cm and 21cm are respectively 120"
and 40". Find the areas of the two sectors as well as the lengths of the corresponding

arcs. What do you observe?

21. A rolling pin is made by joining three cylindrical pieces of woods as shown in the

figure. Find the mass of the rolling pin with given measurements, if 1cm' of wood has

approximately , g mass. (Use = 3.14)

2

Section E (2x4 8)
24. Case Study 1:
The Great Stupa at Sanchi is one of the oldest stone structures in India, and an

important monument of Indian Architecture. It was originally commissioned by the

emperor Ashoka in the 3d century BCE. Is nucleus was a simple hemispherical brick
structure built over the relics of the Buddha. It is a perfect example of combination of
solid figures. A big hemispherical dome with a cuboidal structure mounted on it.

(Take r

-Hmame
 i Calculate the volume of hemisperical dome if the height of the dome is 21m.
i) What is the total surface area of the combined figure ie hemisperial dome with
radius 14m and cuboidal shaped top with dimensions 8m x 6m x 4m?

in) Find the volume of the cuboidal shaped top is with dimensions mention in (i).

22.Case Study:2
A sea is in the shape of a circle of radius 10km. A concentric circular island is
also made up artificially to attract the tourists. If radius of island is 8lm then answer
the following questions?

i) Find the length of the chord AB of larger circle which touch the smaller circle.
i) A person is standing at a point P outside the sea such that AP and BP are tangents

to the sea. Can you find the distance of the person from centre of the sea.
i) Find AP.

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 Revision -5- Set B- Answer Ky.
Secton A
-d) 24 cm.
2.d)go
3.O) locm
4C) 22 cm
5 (d) 2Ke
120
66)3.5cm
1a) 23lcm
86 16:9
9C6)21 bcm
lo. (b) 6400.

Section-B.
11or Cylinder for Cone
Tadius 52.5 m
= Vad'us =52-5m
he'iant= 3 m. Slant heght =53m.
CSA of Cylind rical part 2nrh 315 90 m
CSA of
f Conical part TY =2192.5T =8745 m
Total area e CanvasS Juaulrad : 99o+8145
= 135 m
12.Inernal yadius ternal radus SCm.
6cm Ex =

Total sur face area hollow hamisphere QTiR*+2T2

+TT CR-
=T (2@+ 26+ (-)
Total sur a arua: 115.92 cm
Total cost o painting the vessel=uS:92 x5=*3519.6
13 Radius ewhal =Y= 0-35m Distance Covered by= 5.5km
the whac =550om.
Covered
No.e Tevolutions dona? Distanu 5500 5500
by the whaal J Arcumfevena 2nY 2xx
1 0-35
.Number rotatons donby he whae- 2500.
14Theorem Proo-Rater classwork
 IS Radus e Sector =Ta 15 km, Anale 6ubtendad--12
Anea Covereol by the SAea e{.
TY12314xl5
ghthouse)the Sector 360 360
'Avea Covered by tha aht house 413 km

Section-C
6d)AP= AR
BP B 0 (by theorem2)
Ca CR
AB AP+ BR AP AB-BR AP =AB-Ba (fyomO)-
AC AR+RC AR AC-RC AP AC-Ca =
(fromO)
rom A AB-BQ = Ac-CQ ABt CA =AC+ BO
e n ta pYo ve.
C Area eAABC= Av(A AOB) + Ar(AAoc)-+Av CABOC)
ABx OP) +(x ACxOR) + (xBCxo0
xAB BC+ AC)= (perimeter e
enc prOved. AAEC)
17 AP AC 0 (by
theorem 2)
BQ BC
In A POA and A CoA, OP=oc (Yaduus)
AP- AC fromO) x y
A0= AO Common)
by SSS Conqruen ca rule, APOA O ACOA.
'.
by CPCTI, ZPOA LcoA
1 LBoQ LCOB
Z PoA+ LAOC+ LcOB+ Bo =180
AOC+ L AOC+ CCOB + LCO B =l80 (hrom ) 0
2LAoCt2 LCoB) |30 2(LAOC+LCOB)=1Se
LAOB= 60
22
LADB-9o
18 Inner
18Lnn er Clrcle radus =r- 5cm, rter Grde radus= R-1m
Arna portlon betwean two clrcles= T (RP= M(44-25)
24 T Cm
Ara portton betwean tuwo Crclu =75.43 mAhe
or) -22
15-36t TT-3l
(whan
19 Raduus e Semicir cular Shut =R= |4 Cm
Cicumferenc base- Avc ength e semuclrcular
Cone Sheat
217 Xx2T (14) T-1 Cm
R--14 m +l4*-74*h- 196-49-141
h 12-12 Cm
Volume onicll Cup x1x(2-12)
Volume Concal Cup=622.1b cm
Section- D
20Area e sectorl=xnY=2022 y1x7
360 360
Anea e Sector |= 5133 cm 120
Length of avc Sector | =2TY
360
120x 2 2 x
Length e arc e= 14-66cm. 360
Secror
Area
Avea e Sector 2 : 1 -60 22 x21x21 O
360 360
Area e sector 2 = 154 Cm A

Length earc Sector

D
2 x2MY,= 22
ength earc e sectpr 2-14-b6 cm.
we Can observe that engths earc e 2 Sector
2
duteent
clrcles may be equal, buk halr
dYea nao hot be Ra,ual
21 Kadus big Culinder-R: 4cm. Radius eSmall lindeT=Y-2cm.
hetght big linder H B0cm. height Amall ayinder-h-8cm
Tobal volume ethe Tollinq pin Volume bg Cyindar +
2 (Volume Small y lind
= TRH 42 (nh) = 3-14(4Bo)4 2(314
=
1501.2+200.96. =
I108.96cm (s))
Mass e the rollinq pin 17o8.96x

854 9
22. d) ad us t h e do me= Y= 21 m. Sectlon - E
Volume ehemispharical dome -
2 n 1- 224x
Volume e hamispherical doma = 19404 m
CSA e hemisphere
l o t a l Surfau avea e combinad
w
TSA o uboid
base area euboid
TSA =
2m+2(0b+ bh +h)-Qb
%¬)
2 (2)i+2 ( 8(6) + 64)+ 4))
-

.Total ur-faca area e Combined ( 1392m

figwu)
(li Volume Cuboid xbxh= 8xbx4
Volume e Cuboid | 9 2 m*
23 OCLAB by theorem )
InA oCA, by Dy thagoras theovem, okm.6
OA- Oc+ AC
Ac: OA-Oc= l00-64 P
Ac-36
AC-6 m = BC
ONm
ABAC+BC =12 km
length of chord AB = 12km.
i In riaht A 08P, 8+=10+ E+y-100
n vight ABCP 36+y
vom O A 64 +y$+lby -l00 3 6+ lby-36 36
OP 0C+CP 45 +8 12.5 km. y-45 km.
The distanca t h e person o m tha Cantre

e h sea u l2.5 km.

(i ubs. y n .
-36+ (4-5=36t 20.25 =56-25
=562s l="-5 km
'

AP = =7.5 m
 MAHATMA MONTESSORI SCHOOL Set-C
(Affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi)
Nam
Mathematics Sec
Marks: 500
1:X Revision Test -5
Section-A (10x1=10)
1. A circle is inscribed in a AABC having sides &cm, 10em and 12cm as shown in figure.
The lengths of AD, BE and CF (in cm) are:
a) 7,5,3 b) 8, 4,2 )6, ,4 d) 2, 8, 4
2 In the following figure, find the radius of the inscribed circle.
Icm b) 2cm c) 3cem d) 4cm

3. In the given figure, O is the centre of the circle. AB is the tangent to the circle at the

point P. If LAPQ=58° then the measure of POB is

32 b) 58° )122 d) 132°

4 On increasing the diameter of a circle by 40%, its area will be increased by

a) 40% b) 80% c) 96% d) 82%

5. Ina circle of radius 21cm, an arc subtends an angle of 60° at the centre. The length of
he arc is

a) 21cm b) 22cm c) 18.16cm d) 023.5em

6. If the circumference and the area of a circle are numerically equal, then diameter of
the circle is
a) 4 b)3 c)2 d)1
7. If a sector and a segment has same area then it is a/an

a) Quadrant b) Semicircle c)Circle d) None

8. The volume of the greatest sphere that can be cut off from a cylindrical log of wood of
base radius Icm and height 5cm is

a) 14/3m )10/3 c)5/3n d) 4/3

9. Amedicine capsule is in the shape of a cylinder of diameter 0.5 cm with two
hemisphere stuck to each of its ends. The length of entire capsule is 2em. The capacity
of the capsule is
a) 0.36 cm b) 0.35 cm' c)0.34 cm d)0.33 cm
10.A cylindrical pencil sharpened at one edge is the combination of
a) A cone and a cylinder b) Frustum of a cone and a cylinder
A hemisphere and a cylinder d) Two cylinders
Section- B

11. A wooden article was made by scooping out a hemisphere from each and of a solid

cylinder. If the height of the cylinder is 12cm and its base is of radius 4.2cm, find the
total surface area of the wood left in the article.

12.A glass cylinder with diameter 20cm has water to a height of em. A metal cube of
8cm edge is immersed in it completely. Calculate the height by which water will rise
in the cylinder.[Take 3.142]
13.A piece of wire 20cm long is bent into the form of an arc of a circle subtending an
angle of 60 at its centre. Find the radius of the circle.
14.A circular park, 42m is diameter, has a path 3.5m wide running round it on the
outside. Find the cost of gravelling the path at 20 per m
15.Two concentric are of radi 7cm and r cm respectively, wherer> 7. A chord of the
larger circle of length 46cm, touches the smaller circle. Find the value of r.
Section - C

16. In fig, AB is a chord of length 16cm of a circle with centre O and of radius 10cm. the
tangents at A and B intersect at the point P, Find the length of PA.
17.Prove that parallelogram circumscribing a circle is a
rhombus
18.A military tent of height 8.25m is in the form of a right circular cylinder of base
diameter 30m and height 5.5m surmounted by a right circular cone of same base

radius. Find the length of the canvas use in making the tent, if the breadth of the
canvas is 1.5m.

19.(a)The length of the minute hand of the clock is 14cm. Find the area swept by the
minute hand from 9.00 to 9.35 am.
(6) The difference between circumference and diameter of a circle is 135 cm. find the

radius of the circle. [Take =9

Section D
(2x5 10)
20.Two solid cones A and B are placed in a cylindrical tube as shown in the figure. The
ratio of their capacities are 2:1. Find the heights and capacities of cones. Also, find
the volume of the remaining portion of the cylinder.
21 cm

21-h

21. An archery target has three regions formed by three concentric circles as shown in the

figure. If the diameters of the concentric circles are in the ratio 1:2:3, then find the
ratio of the areas of three regions.
 Section - E
(2x4 8)
25. Case Study 1:
One day Rinku was going home from school, saw a carpenter working on
wood. He found that he is carving out a cone of same height and same diameter from
a
cylinder. The height of the cylinder is 24 cm and base radius is 7em. While watching
this, some questions came into Rinkus mind. Help Rinku to find the answer of the

following questions.

) Find the slant height of the conical cavity so formed.

i) What is the external curved surface area of the cylinder?
ii) Find the volume of the conical cavity so formed.

22.Case Study:2
A child is playing with a cone and ball. He is throwing the ball upward and

try to catch it in the cone. When he get tired, he sat down on the floor and start
thinking about the 2D shape of the ball inside the cone and draw it on a paper as
shown below. Based on the figure answer the following questions?

i) IfOC=10 cm, AC -8 cm, find the radius of the ball

ii) Find 2OCB+ 2OBA.

ii) If AC-21 cm and BC x+5, then find x.

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 Kevision-5 SetC-Answer key.
Seckion A.
I0) 7,5,3
2-Co) 2cm.
3 (a) 32
4CC) 96
56) 22cm.
6a) 4
1 (6) Semiclrcle.
8-(d)T
9(O) 0-36 m
lo.(a) A Cone and a ylinder.
Section: .
Kadus Clinder Radus e hemisphare=Y-42cm.
helght Clinder h l2cm.
= =

The totat sur fac area e wooc = 21rh +2 (2m)

inHha arhde = 2TY Cht2r)

The total surfaue area wcod 9un he

-2x2x4 2)(2+2,
(42)
arHde 538 56 cm
12 R adus ethe ylinder= Y-10m, Side of matat ube =Q 8 cm.
ATR, Voluma ulinder = Volume e ube >TI Yh = 0°93-142x1oxh

8
'. The height by whch water uwll rise is Ibcm.
13. Length e the arc e the ircde Lenqth e w r e = 20 cm.

Angle ubtended by the arc=9 Go,

:,Length t h e arc x 219 20 x 2xxY T-1909
Cm
Radus e dcle19.09 Cm.
is
14 Radus inner Crde - Radus raular park =Y: 21 m.

Radus "Outer drcle R= 21+3.5 4 5 m

Anua the path around the park=Tu (R*-*-22 (24-5-2)
500-5 m
The Cost qravelling the path 500.5 x20 T10o1o.
5 Larger
OA Radus e Smaller Crcle, 08=T Radus e Clrcfe
C
chord Qang h BD- 4 6Gm, AB -23Ccm.
In t A OAB, Y'=1+23 C o8 OA+ AS) 1m
518 112 m B23 A 23
'.The Value is h2 amor) 24.04 cm.

6 Chord
ectiont
Length ; AB =lbCm, AL BL=8cm
=

Tadus e Clrcle-OA =locm. \Jom.

8im
Let us CBnsider AP=Xum, BP=ycm.
In rt A ALO, OA= AB+OL Iß =S+0L
OL 6 cm. B
In rt A OAP,
(y+6f=x+i
In vt A ALP, -yt+8
=(y+-le0
from +s-q+s)-
Subs yin
- (+64 1= = 133 cm.
. The anqth AP s13-3 m
P B
17. By theovem2, Ap AS >0 C-CR BPEBO 0 D5=DR-
O+@+3+ APica+3P+ DR = AS +CR +B+DS
AP +BP +CR+DR AS+DS + B6t CQ
AB+CD =AD+BC.
2CD 23C D
CD BC OPposite Sides
Parallelogram
Adjacent Sides are Aqual Opposike Sides are enual
ABCD is a rhombus.
18. Radus e base h Cone =Y=15m, ht.ethe Cona -82-55
slant ht eCon , ATS, J=+h=15+ans h2 7 5 m
=15.25 m.
ht.aylindyical part=H-5-5m.
Total Bu fatu area etent 2nTH +wrl= naHt)
22 x15 (25-5)t15:25) =1231-5m
Length eCounvas Yeo,ulned = 8 2 5m.
9-a.) Angle subtendad e= 35x6 210, Yadus =Y= 14cm
A rea swept by tha munute hand o f ( - T 0 2 x
thaClock
Area Swep by tha mlnut hand 101 cn (o7)35933 cm
=

(b) ATR, Cvcumference Diamater =1352T-2Y =13592r(2-1)-35

r =1359Y-5 1: 2:31-5om.
2X15
The radus e crcle 1s 31.5m
 Sectton-D.
20 Radus e on A-Radus e on B- Radus e ylindar-T3m
ht Cone A = hcm, ht.e Cone B 21-h)cm.=h
Ratto e volumas 2 Cons =2
Volume e Cone A 2 mrh =

Volume e Cone B3
h 2 (21-h) 3h-42 h=l4cm.
ht e Cone B= 2 -h 21-14 1 Cm.
Voum eCone A n h -
23x 14 132 c =

Volum Cpne B = i h 2 x 1 66 u
Volume e lindar =
TH
x 21 544
= 2 -

Volume
emalning porHlon e= 594-(32tb6)
h lndan 39b Cm
21 Let us
cons'ldan,
Rad us ecrcle Sinca the diamaers
=
Y1 m Are in tha raBlo
Rad'useCrcde2 V = u m 2 3.
Radus e Circle 3 g -32
22 m
-

Avea rde -T(

Avea betwean ClrcleI and ircle 2 - T ( 7 - (
2
T ( -3
Ana between Cir le 2 and
and
Crcle3T (
= IT/9-4

Kato betwean tha aruas =

T T
tnultply bg T
.Tha Roto betwen the aveas - 3 5.
 Section E
22 rad ius e lindar Tadus e = Conu=7 Cm
hE.euylindan - ht. e Cone =h=24 cm.
Slan ht. eCona Cm =h 2t
- 625 Jas
Slant ht eConical cauly = 25 Cm C

C)Exter nal Curved Surface Ona 2T Yh -2xx1x24

e lindar
: .External CuY ved Surfaa erua e 056 m
CylLncden
i) Volume Contcal ayity-Th x24
yolume Contcal Cavlhy So OTmad I232cm.
23-d OC lom ,
AC -8 cm.

by Pythagoras theorem A
Oc AC+ AO
lo- 8+ AO
A0 l00-64 =J36 6tm =

Radus e lball is 6Cm

i ) By heorem 2

Ac BC.
21 + 5 gen)
21-5 *
4 um
The Value e u Cm.