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Solutions to RMT/Set-1
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. (b)
- (a)
(c)
2 and (-3) are zeroes of the polynomial it means when x = 2 or -3 then y
Therefore point on the x-axis is (2, 0)
System of equations 2 ~ ky = 14 and 3x + y = 10 has unique solution,
b,
Ot (for aye + by
Therefore + > y=, and ax + by
2
2
> kee
Secant intersects the circle at more than two points.
5, Bn
(y-3x 15-2
5, = QP -3x2=2
Therefore a, = S,
2-2)
>a, O and a,
Common difference = 0 = (2) = 2
Volume of cone = 4 x area of base x height
x 156 x8
3
= 416 cm
3
We have see 0 = 3 => cos = 2
3
443
Now, decut 775 2
Fost 43 7
ZOPT = 900 (Radius is perpendicular to tangent at the point of contact)
and Z0P0 = ZTPO ~ ZoPT
00° — 90° = 10°
We have, pls) =x? = 3x
dete
a 4)+ 16-4)
=e- He +1)
For zeroes pix) =0
= x-d=0orrt1=05x
Hence zeroes are 4,
Mathematics—10.
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2.
13. ()
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18.)
16. ()
The highest frequency is of class 40-60.
Therefore modal class is 40-60,
Hence, upper limit of modal class is 60
PTO =90° (Radius is perpendicular to tangent at the point of contact)
In PTO, —_ZPTO + ZTPO =x (Exterior angle property of triangle)
> 90" + 2
We have, vad
Discriminant, D =" ~ dac
yr 4 YA)
6 > 0
Therefore, roots are real and distinct.
By putting @ = 60° in tan*® + cot®9, we get
tant or + co? 60" = (V3(E)
asi
3° 3
Volume of a solid sphere is 616 cm’.
> P= 147 em?
0 = P(E) < 1, where P(E) is the probability of an event E.
Here 12 > 1
te
Therefore +2 cannot be the probability of an event
Let the points be P(-4, 0), Q(4, 0) and R(O, 3)
PO? = (4-4)? + (0-07 (sing distance formula)
PQ? = 64 or PQ = 8 units
RO? =(4- 0) + 0-3)" (Using distance formula)
Re = ot RQ = 5 units
and RP? =(4-0)' + (0-3)? (Using distance formula)
RP? =25 or RP = 5 units,
Since, RQ =RP
Hence, the given points are vertices of an isosceles triangle.
Using empirical formula: mode = 3 median ~ 2 mean
> 12 =3 Median 2 x 24
= 3 Median = 60
>= Median = 20
Mathematics—10,
@17.
19.
20,
21.
2.
23,
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@
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(@)
@
CG
@
(by)
Centre is the mid-point of diameter.
Therefore coordinates of centre are
Total cards = 52
Face cards
2
Not face cards = 52-12 = 40
40 _ 10
P(getting not a face card) = 22 = 2
“getting » 2°
Smallest composite numbers are 4 and 6,
4=2x2
6=2%3
Therefore HCF = 2,
Assertion (A) is true but reason (R) is false
1
Area of sector = 4 x radius x length of ate
z at
Area of sector = 4 7 x 4 = 14 em?
Both assertion (A) and reason (R) are true and reason (R) is the correct explanation of assertion (A).
48 =2x 2x 2x2%3
=2K2KIK3x3
HOF =2.x2x2%3= 24
LOM =2x2x2x2%3x3= 144
OR
M = p'giP and N = p'g'r
Therefore HCF (M, N) = p°q’r
LCM (M, N) = pg?
Number of days in a leap year = 366
52
7x52
Number of weeks in a yé
Total days in $2 weeks
64
Remaining days = 2
Sample space for remaining days = {(S.M), (MT), (TW), (W, TH), (TH, F), (B 8), (S. S))
Favourable outcomes = {(S, S), (S.M)}
Pein $8 Sto) = 2
on
Sap pss = (45,6 2,8 9,11, 1215 1 5,851 38 18,20,
Fou oso = (68 10121416 18 20)
Poowatiscuomet _ 9 _ 1
\Gewing Total outcomes 1 2
1
y—tan?60"
eos 60"
°24, Let the point on the x-axis be P(r, 0).
According to question, PA = 10
Or (PA)? = 100
= (&- 1)? + @ + 8)? =100 (Using distance formula)
= (= 1)? = 100 ~ 64
= (= 11)? =36
= @-I)=26
ither x= 11 =6ore-11
> xalorr=5
Therefore points on the x-axis are (17, 0) or (5, 0).
25, Let the y-axis divides line segment joining the points (5, ~6) and (-1, ~4) in the ratio k : 1.
‘Therefore point (0, y) divides line joining the points (5, -6) and (-1, ~4) in the ratio k : 1.
Using section formula: mya tmh
= ow RCH
= k
‘Therefore the y-axis divides line segment joining the points (5, ~6) and (-1, -4) in the ratio 5 = 1.
26, (a) (i) In AABC and AAMP
ZABC = ZAMP (90° Each)
ZCAB = ZMAP (Common)
Therefore AABC ~ AAMP (AA Criterion)
(Since AABC ~ AMP
CA _ BC
a. (Corresponding sides of similar triangles)
OR
(®) In ABE, DF || AE,
BD _ BE
ee (Basie proportionality theorem)...@)
In ABC, DE || AC,
BD
2 (Basie proportionality theorem)..(ii)
Using ( and (i), we get
BE
= Hence proved
27, Let length and breadth of the rectangular field be x m and y m respective
‘According to the first condition,
2 +y) =82
= xty=dl
> yaa-x “
‘According to the second condition,
ay = 400 i)
Using equations (i) and (ji), we get
x(41 x)
= xP diy + 400 =
Mathematics—10,
“> xf — 25x — 16r + 400 =0
= x(x ~ 25) ~ 16( ~ 25) =0
= (&- 25)(e ~ 16)
16 or 25, ifx = 16 theny =
ify = 25 theny = 16
Therefore dimensions are 25 m and 16 m.
oe 1-16 = 25
28, Let a and fare zeroes of the polynomial P(x) = a2 +x +5
Therefore, a + B = -1 and of Ai)
Now, zeroes are % and &
Sum of zeroes
Product of zeroes =
Therefore required polynomial = k{x’ ~ (sum of zeroes)x + product of zeroes), where k = constant
= Heed +1)
P+ % +S
29, ‘r= sec
x + sec - secs
=secks (sec ~1) (Using identity seer = 1 + tan’)
= (1 + tans) tan’x
= tan’ + tan'e = RHS
30, (a) Let radius of circular playground be rm.
According to the question, 27? = 22176
= 2p a 2176
7
5 2 — B21T6xT
2
= P= 7056
> r=84m
For fencing we have to calculate circumference of the circle.
Therefore circumference, C
Cost of fencing = rate x circumference
=F 50 x 528
26400
6oR
() Given: = 21 em, contra angle = 60°
Area of sector = 0? ©
36"
2 xara x
7
= 231 em?
We know that area of sector = 1xIxr
= aa = 2x tat
= 1=22.m
31. Let V5 be a rational number,
Therefore /5 = ~ where x, y are co-prime and y is not equal to zero,
Squaring on both Sides and rearranging, we get
‘Therefore, § divides x’.
> 5 divides x.
So, we can write x = Se for some integer
Substituting for x, we get 55 4,
‘This means that 5 divides y*, and so 5 divides y.
Therefore, x and y have at least § as a common factor.
But this contradicts the fact that x and y have no common factors other than 1
‘This contradiction has arisen because of our incorrect asumption that ¥5 is rational
Hence V5 is an irrational number.
32. (a) Bir + 43y =123
4a + Sy =117
Adding equations ()) and (i), we get
80 + 80y = 240
or xty=3
Subtracting equation (ji) from equation (), we get
ox + =6
Or -xty=l
Adding equations (ii) and (jv), we get
y =2
Putting y = 2 in equation (jv), we get
-r+2=15x=1
Hence, = Ly
oR
(b) Let present age of father be x years and sum of present ages of two children be y years.
“According to the question, x = 2y
Alter 20 years age of father be (x + 20) years
After 20 years sum of ages of two children be (y + 40) years
yr 40
According to the condition, x + 20
or xy
0
Putting the value of x from equation (i) in equation (i), we get
Wy —y = Wy = 20 years
age of father = 2 x 20 = 40 years
Mathematics—10,
6
Ai)
(i)
(it)
wv)
Ai)
(ii)33.
a4.
Given: A circle with centre ©, a point P lying outside the circle and two tangents PQ and PR are drawn on the
circle from point P
2
Pp.
PR.
Construction: Join OP, OQ and OR.
Proof: In AOQP and AORP
Z00P = ZORP (Radius is perpendicular to tangent at point of contact)
00 =OR (Radii of the same circle)
op =oP (Common)
‘Therefore, AOQP = AORP (RHS)
Po
T) Henee proved
Now, in given figure,
TP = TC ..() (The lengths of tangents drawn from an external point to the circle are equal)
TO = TC ..Gi) (The lengths of tangents drawn from an external point to the circle are equal)
From (@ and (i), TP = TO, ie. T is mid-point of PO.
Hence, the common tangent to the citeles at C, bisects the common tangent at P and Q.
Let A and B be the positions of two ships and PC is lighthouse, angle of depression of two ships are 30° and 45°.
a a ae
Let BP be x m.
Then AP = (100-1) m
Now, in triangle BPC, Batam 45°
BP
= eisn “
o .
In triangle APC, SF tan 0
5 h
o0-%
= W8 w
”From equations (i) and (ii), we get
ni
= Af3 +h
> a(/3 +1) = 100
> n=
Bu
5 100_ V3-1
Wu vant
100
> n= x re-1
z a )
= fh =50 x 0.732
= fh = 36.600 m
Heence, height of the lighthouse is 366 m.
35, (@) Let A = 35, here h = 10
Class intervals | Frequency (f) * Sit
10-20 5 15 30
2030 10 25 1 10
3040 2 35 0 @
17 5 1
4 55 2 8
Ef =58 fia, =15
fu,
A+ ixh, we get
From formula, y
7
= C15)
Fo 5120
38
¥ =35 -259 = 3241
Hence, mean = 3241
Modal class = 40-50
Here, = 40, f, = 17. = 4, fy = 12
Mode xh
Mode } 10
2xiT-12-4)
Hence, mode 42.78
Mathematics—10,
@)© Class intervals Fre o
010 3 3
10-20 5
20.30 1 19
30-40 10 28
40-50 x 24%
50-60 3 Rex
60-70 2 Mex
Median class
30.40
Here, 1 = 30, of = 19,f = 10,4 = 10, = 34 +x
Median
36, (i) Radius of sphere = 30 em
Volume of spherical part = 4xr°
= 11314286 em*
(i) ‘The height and the diameter of the conical section of the tent are equal.
Therefore r =
Volume of conical part(ii) (@ The height of eyindrical part
hyh3
Volume of eylinder = xxx tx
22 3h
= ant
3
Volume of conical part _
Volume of evlindrical part
aah
5
Volume of conical part : Volume of eylindrical part = 29
OR
(iii) (b) ‘There are two horizontal planks (top and bottom).
Length of horizontal plank = 105 em
Width of horizontal plank = 45 em
Height of horizontal plank = 2 em
Volume of planks = 2 x length x width x height
Volume of planks = 2 x 105 x 45 x 2 = 18900 em?
37.) According to the question
3 and n
For AR a 0
Using formula a,=4 + (n= Ud, we get
a,=5 + (0-1) x3
=5407
=32
Hence, there are 32 trees in the 10th row.
(i) Reverse AP
2, 185
Hore a = 32,d = 3 andn =3
Using formula a, = a + (wn - 1)d, we get
Sond wt ww = 32 + B- 13)
=32-6=26
Hence, there are 26 trees in the second last row.
(i) (@) Using formula
Z(a+a,)
= 16,
= 5 +32)
Hence, there are 185 trees in the 10 rows of the orchord.
Mathematics—10,
(10)oR
(ii) ©) Using formula a, =a + (n ~ 1d
=5 + (6-18)
+2=17
a, =5 + 6-8)
5415 =20
Total = 17 trees + 20 trees = 37 trees
38 (i) AA iiterion
(@ Distance travelled in 2 see, = 2x 1.2 m= 24m
(iii) (@) Distance travelled in 2 see, = 12 x 2 = 24m,
In AABE and ACDE
ZABE = ZCDE
=e
Therefore AABE ~ ACI
AB
®
5 36
= cD = 25 metres = 1.06 metres
ha
oR
(iii) (b) Distance travelled in 4 sec, = 12 x 4 = 48m
In ABE and ACDE,
ZABE = CDE
=a
Therefore ABE ~ ACDE
AB
ra)
. 36 _ 484 DE
106 ~~ DE
> 36 DE = 5.088 + 1.06 DE
= 254 DE =5.088
= DE =2.0 m (approx)
Hence, the length of her shadow after 4 seconds is 2.0 m (approx)
ay
(00° each)
(Common)
(AA criterion)
(90° each)
(Common)
(AA criterion)