NSTSE (National Science Talent Search Exam- Unified Council) Class 9: Questions 299 - 303 of 2000

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Question number: 299

» Chemistry » Matter

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The term given to the force of attraction between same molecule is ________.

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Electrostatic force

b.

Cohesive force

c.

Adhesive force

d.

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Question number: 300

» Mathematics » Lines and Angles

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Circle c Circle c: Circle through J with center I Circle c_1 Circle c_1: Circle through J_1 with center I_1 Segment f Segment f: Segment [A, B] Segment g Segment g: Segment [C, D] Segment h Segment h: Segment [E, F] 1 text1 = “1” 2 text1_1 = “2” 3 text1_2 = “3” 4 text1_3 = “4” 5 text1_4 = “5” 6 text1_5 = “6” 7 text1_6 = “7” 8 text1_7 = “8” l text1_8 = “l” m text1_9 = “m” n text1_ {10} = “n”

Image of a Transversal with a Pair of Lines Forming 8 Angles

Representing the image of a transversal with a pair of lines forming 8 angles

In the above figure

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Question number: 301

» Mathematics » Triangles

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Can 6 cm, 5 cm, 7 cm form a triangle?

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Sometimes

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Yes

c.

No

d.

All of the above

Question number: 302

» Mathematics » Quadrilaterals

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If two adjacent angles of a parallelogram are in the ratio 1: 2, then the measures of the angles are:

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Question number: 303

» Mathematics » Triangles

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Which of the following statement is correct?

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The difference of any two sides is less than the third side of a triangle

b.

A triangle cannot have two obtuse angles

c.

A triangle cannot have an obtuse angle and a right angle

d.

All a. , b. and c. are correct

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