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Question number: 844

» Mathematics » Integers

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Compare using ( > , < , =, ) +55 ________-56.

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Choice (4) Response

a.

<

b.

=

c.

d.

>

Question number: 845

» Mathematics » Comparing Quantities

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Haresh borrowed Rs. 6000 for 2 years at 2 % per annum. The amount he has to pay clear off his debt is

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Choice (4) Response

a.

Rs.

b.

Rs.

c.

Rs.

d.

Rs.

Question number: 846

» Mathematics » Fractions and Decimals

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Which model is shaded to show fraction equivalent to ?

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Choice (4) Response

a.

Figure showing the shaded parts - Choice A

Figure Showing the Shaded Parts - Choice A

Figure showing the shaded parts

b.

Figure showing the shaded parts - Choice B

Figure Showing the Shaded Parts - Choice B

Figure showing the shaded parts

c.

Figure showing the shaded parts - Choice C

Figure Showing the Shaded Parts - Choice C

Figure showing the shaded parts

d.

Figure showing the shaded parts - Choice D

Figure Showing the Shaded Parts - Choice D

Figure showing the shaded parts

Question number: 847

» Mathematics » Algebraic Expressions

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The method of finding solution by trying out various values for the variable is called

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Choice (4) Response

a.

Trial and error method

b.

Checking method

c.

Testing method

d.

Error method

Question number: 848

» Mathematics » Fractions and Decimals

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Place value of a digit increases by ________ times as the digit moves from the right to the left places by places.

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Choice (4) Response

a.

100

b.

10

c.

1

d.

None of the above

Question number: 849

» Mathematics » Visualizing Solid Shapes

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A solid object when seen from one side, looks like this.

Quadrilateral poly1 Quadrilateral poly1: Polygon A, B, C, D Segment a Segment a: Segment [A, B] of Quadrilateral poly1 Segment b Segment b: Segment [B, C] of Quadrilateral poly1 Segment c Segment c: Segment [C, D] of Quadrilateral poly1 Segment d Segment d: Segment [D, A] of Quadrilateral poly1

Image of a Square Having Four Sides

Showing the image of a square having four sides

The same solid, when viewed from front-back, looks like this.

Pentagon poly1 Pentagon poly1: Polygon A, B, C, D, E Segment a Segment a: Segment [A, B] of Pentagon poly1 Segment b Segment b: Segment [B, C] of Pentagon poly1 Segment c Segment c: Segment [C, D] of Pentagon poly1 Segment d Segment d: Segment [D, E] of Pentagon poly1 Segment e Segment e: Segment [E, A] of Pentagon poly1

Image of a Pentagon Having Five Equal Sides

Showing the image of a pentagon having five equal sides

Which of these shapes could it be?

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Choice (4) Response

a.

Pentagon poly1 Pentagon poly1: Polygon A, B, C, D, E Segment a Segment a: Segment [A, B] of Pentagon poly1 Segment b Segment b: Segment [B, C] of Pentagon poly1 Segment c Segment c: Segment [C, D] of Pentagon poly1 Segment d Segment d: Segment [D, E] of Pentagon poly1 Segment e Segment e: Segment [E, A] of Pentagon poly1 Segment f Segment f: Segment [E, C]

Image of a Pentagon Having Lines in It

Showing the image of a pentagon having lines in it

b.

Pentagon poly1 Pentagon poly1: Polygon A, B, C, D, E Pentagon poly1_1 Pentagon poly1_1: Polygon A_1, B_1, C_1, D_1, E_1 Quadrilateral poly2 Quadrilateral poly2: Polygon F, G, H, I Quadrilateral poly3 Quadrilateral poly3: Polygon F, J, K, I Quadrilateral poly4 Quadrilateral poly4: Polygon J, K, L, M Quadrilateral poly5 Quadrilateral poly5: Polygon M, L, N, O Segment a Segment a: Segment [A, B] of Pentagon poly1 Segment b Segment b: Segment [B, C] of Pentagon poly1 Segment c Segment c: Segment [C, D] of Pentagon poly1 Segment d Segment d: Segment [D, E] of Pentagon poly1 Segment e Segment e: Segment [E, A] of Pentagon poly1 Segment a_1 Segment a_1: Segment [A_1, B_1] of Pentagon poly1_1 Segment b_1 Segment b_1: Segment [B_1, C_1] of Pentagon poly1_1 Segment c_1 Segment c_1: Segment [C_1, D_1] of Pentagon poly1_1 Segment d_1 Segment d_1: Segment [D_1, E_1] of Pentagon poly1_1 Segment e_1 Segment e_1: Segment [E_1, A_1] of Pentagon poly1_1 Segment f Segment f: Segment [F, G] of Quadrilateral poly2 Segment g Segment g: Segment [G, H] of Quadrilateral poly2 Segment h Segment h: Segment [H, I] of Quadrilateral poly2 Segment i Segment i: Segment [I, F] of Quadrilateral poly2 Segment f_1 Segment f_1: Segment [F, J] of Quadrilateral poly3 Segment j Segment j: Segment [J, K] of Quadrilateral poly3 Segment k Segment k: Segment [K, I] of Quadrilateral poly3 Segment i_1 Segment i_1: Segment [I, F] of Quadrilateral poly3 Segment j_1 Segment j_1: Segment [J, K] of Quadrilateral poly4 Segment k_1 Segment k_1: Segment [K, L] of Quadrilateral poly4 Segment l Segment l: Segment [L, M] of Quadrilateral poly4 Segment m Segment m: Segment [M, J] of Quadrilateral poly4 Segment m_1 Segment m_1: Segment [M, L] of Quadrilateral poly5 Segment l_1 Segment l_1: Segment [L, N] of Quadrilateral poly5 Segment n Segment n: Segment [N, O] of Quadrilateral poly5 Segment o Segment o: Segment [O, M] of Quadrilateral poly5

Image of a Three Dimensional Pentagon

Showing the image of a three dimensional pentagon

c.

Quadrilateral poly1 Quadrilateral poly1: Polygon A, B, C, D Segment a Segment a: Segment [A, B] of Quadrilateral poly1 Segment b Segment b: Segment [B, C] of Quadrilateral poly1 Segment c Segment c: Segment [C, D] of Quadrilateral poly1 Segment d Segment d: Segment [D, A] of Quadrilateral poly1 Segment f Segment f: Segment [A, E] Segment g Segment g: Segment [D, E] Segment h Segment h: Segment [B, F] Segment i Segment i: Segment [F, C] Segment j Segment j: Segment [E, F]

Image of a Prism That is Having Two Triangular Faces

Showing the image of a prism that is having two triangular faces

d.

Triangle poly1 Triangle poly1: Polygon A, B, C Segment c Segment c: Segment [A, B] of Triangle poly1 Segment a Segment a: Segment [B, C] of Triangle poly1 Segment b Segment b: Segment [C, A] of Triangle poly1 Segment f Segment f: Segment [A, D] Segment g Segment g: Segment [D, B] Segment h Segment h: Segment [D, C]

Image of a Prism That is Having Four Triangular Faces

Showing the image of a prism that is having four triangular faces

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