iE Dam eee Te The DOR ae oe oS Sample Question Paper Mathematics Class IX (SA-l) Time: 3 to 3% hours M.M.: 80 General Instructions i) ii) iii) All questions are compulsory. The questions paper consists of 34 questions divided into four sections A, B, C and D. Section comprises of 10 questions of 1 mark each, Section B comprises of 8 questions of 2 marks each section C comprises of 10 questions of 3 marks each and section D comprises of 6 questions of 4 marks each. Question numbers 1 to 10 in section A are multiple choice questions where you are to select one correct option out of the given four. There is no overall choice. However, internal choice has been provided in 1 question of two marks, 3 questions of three marks each and 2 questions of four marks each. You have to attempt only one of the alternatives in all such questions. Use of calculators is not permitted.Pre os SECTION ER Ese Question numbers 1 to 10 carry 1 maxk each. L _1:| Tf median of five evem natural numbers is 22 ___| then smallest of these numbers is @_16 | @_18 © 24 (26 Median of five even cosecutive Numbers is 22 _| amd _mediam is the middle aobservahon The _numbers ane 18, 20, 22, 24,26 => Reguixed number = 18 2.) Tf pew) = 7-4%+3%7 then pt-2) = (12) 27 @ ¢ @ -2 pl) = 7- bor Bee spa) = 7-4 2)+3x(-2)* pla) = 748412 > p= 27 3-| The whole is _|_ @) half of (®) twice ___| © greater than _) less than — 3] “The _whole_is_gvealey than the part Ans-(e) _4.| The nurober 1-38 mn the form % . where p-andg¢ axe _jolegers and _g#0_is _|@ 137 @ 138 © 999 TF 33 137 138Sol | Ge me = 1-38 % = 4:383838 s+ 100% = 138-383838- ¢. 100% = 1374 1:383838 “+ 400% = 1374 % fs {Obe-26 = [27 99% = 137 =p Ke = 187 + 4-88 = 437 Ans. (a) at 4 ___5:| For what value of % cecal A0B_is_a __| straight line ? @) 413 |__| fe) 14 | @ 182 (D)_180 Sol:5| For shaight line AOR _ 4Aoc+ Lcopt+ DOB G@xa+(Ox-4) + 3% (BX = 182 > x =14 | Heve_ BBs APG. Viel caly > LAPC = 54° nlow_in SAPS , | _2Apessacp = 90° In wight &, sum of other angles S4+2ACP= 40° == => LACP = 90'- 54"= 36° ene pe a _|@ 5 @® -5 ©0 @)=3Sol:7 Sx = 0 when “~=0 |’ + Zexo of plv)=Sx is O Ans (0) 8: For every line and for every point P not ___ |__| lying on 4, theve exists Ss nas? | P avd parallel to L- aes ORO. Sars layvess | | ©_infinitely many lines ee ae _| For_every lime Land fov_¢ (A) a __unigue line = nal _(>)_ one ar twa lin, int _P not lying — on iL, theve exists a wy line eee ean PB Ord aa hl sto____ Eee = sa Ans: (a -| Largest side of aARC is BC amd AB+AC = 13cm. _ __| (© less than 13em aon -I| Tn amy triangle sum of two sides is Seabee the than A a _ (@® gveatey 40 130m _ ee (> always half of 13 cm. the third_side - + Tn _4 ABC, __ ea |___ AB + AC > Bc ___-. 13m > Bc - = _ BC x) 43°-m — the_given. figure et BS TEN RS Bae ep 180’ zo" A | @ 110% 70" AN a a 8, 140" a — 55°, 35° = ‘Sol: 10| Hene % + 70° = 180° Angles in linear pair ng pai => % = 110° Now 2 AGR= LORD Alternate angles wt 4Qrd -_ZQRD= 110° “Buk £QRD+Y = [80' ___Angles_in_linear_paby « tto'ty = 130° = 4% 70 --W Ans: (8) —__—_ SECTION Question numbers 11 +018 carry 2 marks_each- ‘Tf xisa_-vatlonal number then V%_is also vabtenal Decide whether it is true ov false Jushf{y your ans wey - - = = ascii Tf x is a rational number then V%_is also | ami This_slatement_is false because if 2 isa | perfeck_squaxe then only VR is _valional otherwise ___| -intrational. — eg. Tfbx=25 then NX 226 which is vabiondl. UD x= 5 then Ve =VE which is ixrational Ino PQR4P 2 42° and_alhitudes drawn on | PQ_and PR ane equal: Find elation of 2 and LR Give reasons for your answer - Let Qs amd RT awe the _| altitudes abawn on PR | amd___PQ__-respectively - zr & PSQ® APTR “by SAA tule - > Pas PR’ + epek En & PAR, a R LQ = LR =13 | Let 0A,08,0C and oD be the rays in the clockwise. divecion starting from 0A such that 2 AB = 30" and ZL -A0C = 62". What should be the measure’ of | 4COD such that points 2,0 and Dare collinear. | But 2 AOB + £B0C = LAOC a 30°+ £Boc 62° ces al £2 Boc = 22. Now to_get points 8 ,O and D_ collinear = Z GoD = 1ap* = — > 4 Roc + LoD = 180" a ea a a 2 Sa a |= £4 cop = 158° _ “| Plot the* poinks ¢%,4) given im the following table - 5 a[-2[o [-2[1 ¢ te [s [-7 [-4Sol. 4 Eyre Was Sen iiep apa alo | TMit ac pinigcl mor ciey ea “ 2 “4+ OO. 2,2) 3 3 A) yt Tust'fy your answer without actually calewlatin.g the cubesSol.15 Yes. )- ae a Heve a 1 +(- a}= Ta RtY+% =O then, a =, Assumin g ee Oey) 7 4 cS OR Find the _value_of kif -1 1s @ factor of pds 2x%- Sat xttaxtk %-1_is a fackor of pix) “: pCi) =0 plxd = 2%5~ 6x3 x74 2% +k open = 2n15-sxj% 14 201+k O = 2-5-1+2+k & 0 = -2+k > k= 2 16-| Find five _vational numbers between 4 and 5 We want five rational numbers between 4 and $ , 50 we write 4 and 5 as xational numbers with denominatoy 6 (= s+1=6) 4= 4x6. 24 and 5 = 1x6 6 sla xx Oey u lot a ig Now, the requived vational numbers between 4 ands ove 25 , 26,27, 28 , 29 GS § © @ © i7-| To _DABC , the bisector AD of LA is laches to BC. Show thal ABC is jsoscelesSol: 17| _In_4 ADB and AADC 4 BAD = L CAD --. «AD is bisector of 4A AD = _AD = Common side = 4 ADB = LADC __Each_90° > S ADRS AADC By ASA congruene condition |=? AB = AC Cpt. > A ABC is an ‘sosceles triangle - | 18| Tf im oaBc, altiby | then. _preve_that : ABFAC a c | Given = ach_90° = —Cammon_ang)e __| =_SAQC ES APR = SAR_congruence rule - => AC = AB sos +_Cspeebe te: AB = AC = Hence proved - = SECTION -¢ Question numbers 19 to 28 carry 3 marks each 191 Show N32 on +the number line| Soll | ae | Steps of construction : a Draw_any- ne Mark points A and B_ such that _ ABs 3:2 units ond BCs unit Draw pexpendicwar bisector of Ag which. saber line Ac at point O- | 3-Taking.-vadius equal te OA decawl. semicizele with __| ____| cenbre 0- ae _|4-Draw Bx 1 AC which intersecks the semicircle ab RD. | S.Taking B as centre amd BD as wadius draw an axe] jnterseding line AC at E. Then BE = 82 units -| to the _giv! [coordinates of Aare (0,6). 10 units: anal__C lies 00 X axis. nd coordinates of point C. le. Pythagoras theavem | Uo)? = (67+ Bc *. ror 6 units. Dist between| | 100 = 36 + Bc* B(0,0) and A(o,¢) Be*= 100-36 a = 64 > Be = Ve4 = 8 units. a Point _¢ lies an_x_axis__._y coordindte_is_O Dist- between _B (0,0) amd ¢¢%,0) is 8 unite a =>_Coordinates of C ave (8,0)aS Simplify by eee the denominator of _ V+ 243 __ NS - 23 NS +2J5_ MaraNs Ne 4aN5 VE+aNS | WE ANSE + NS)* - N5-2V3 V5+213 Ws)? - (2va)* 2 6+ oNisti2 | 17+ 2/18 ae Ne 17-26 (is2vB\ ES OR Pectate lah 6+NS _ a+ b¥S .then find the value of | 6-VsS 0+ biS iy GHVS , GE ab ee 6-Vs ENE - ; 364121545 a4 bYS BEe-s Ey) at % | 22 Show that the sar of the angles oF a sta is 180°Sol:24 Given: & PAR € p Bs prove: £P+LQ+LR= 180" P nstruckion : Draw line xY¥ QR a passing thvough Proof : _| _x?Y is a straight line + ZXPQ + LQPRELYPR = 189" --- Rand PQ, PR are transversals es J: 4 XPQ = LPAR Alternate angles pi LY PREPRPR GS | Substituting PQ and LYPR in (id.we get ZPAR HL 80" -7 ee 23x? -11a%4 290-58 5x34 727 sale sh = = 2. Quotient = 3x2 11x7424%-58 amd Remainder = 115 241 Show +thab angles opposite to equal sides of an_ |_| isosceles triangle ave equa) .__|__Sal-241 Given: An isosceles AABC ————— =a in_which AB = AC — To-prove: 2 B= LC Lt Constvuction: Drau_bisector of LA_which intersect BC ak D > z Proof: — In_& ABD_and_A ACD. __| AiR = Ag Given L 4 BAD = £CAD Constvuchon AD. = AD Common side =r 2Aep & 4 acd By SAS vale - => LaABD= ZACD C-a-c-t: Herne 24B= 26 28. | Factarise : 5 (32+ gi? 6(3e4g)-8 s| SC axty)*+ écansy)-8 Putting Baty = we get Ba*+ 6a-8 = $a*+ 10a-4a -8 = Sa (a+2) -4(at2) = Cat2) (5a-4) Substituting = 32+¢ we get baal eerie 4] = C3xtyta) (152454 -4) _Hence.. (58 (axry) e(3z44)- B= (Sx4yt2)(15x+54-4) Tn the given figure.AB ICD, LAPQ = 32° and 4 PRD= 107 find andy zsSo\26| AB Il CD and PQ is the transversal +. LAPQ = 2 PQR Alternate angles ._ | ft. aa" Sid Now LAPR= ZAPQ +L PR Angle addition v- LAPR = Bo°+y But 4 APR Z PRD Alternate. anges. 324! 107° y = 107% 32° =. Goes ge D_is_a point onside BC pf AABC such. that AD = AC Show that AB > AD AD = AC -_Given —_ £2 241 --®th:of isosceles ——— 4yiang le. Now £4 jis the exterior angle of 4 ABD = v 21 > £8 __| => 42> £3 oes E142 Prom UO => _LACB > LABC Hence AB > AC But ac = AD => AB > AD Given Tf a= N2+1, find the value of @-a)* Side opposite 4o larger angle is knger, OR Proof: aSo): 27] Heve QsN2+1 See (a-4)*= [seen 1 4)". 28.1 Find the area of a_triangle whose two sides qre_18cm and 10cm _, perimeter is_42.¢m, Sol28] Let in A ABC, re) AB = c= 10m Bez as 18m _8 arta ¢ fi and AC =b _ Now, pevimeler of SABC = atb+c SS pore 42 = 18+b+10 4 42-28 => 14 cm S$ = atbte_ 42_ 21cm _ Semiperimeter = > ax (ABO = sf8 (5-€) (5-) (3-2) = By Heson's formu. [ = [21 (21-18) (21-10) (21-14) aa > [2x 3x itx7 - —_ : = JTe3x54 te] 7x3V0 arlABo) = 24/11 em? —__SECTION- D Question numbers 29 to 34 cary 4 marks tach: 29 without actual_dlivision prove that G2) is a fackor of _3x9-13 x2 + 8x4 12.$o):24 Se)-30 | Let clivisoy 2-2 = p(w) = 3% 5-13 t € 2 pC2) = 3x2)% 13x20% 842412 = 3x8 - 13x44 16412 = 24 - 52+ 16+12 = 52-52 = 90 => p@)=0 See Hence_by vernaindey theorem we _can_say that - wemalnder is zero amd__p(x) is divisible by (%-2) > (x-2)_1s_a_fackor_of 3x3 13% 8x+12 OR To find 4%) we have to divide. = 4xi- 223. 6x 24e-5 by 2x2+m-1 222-4x Dury e-1) Bare 2d bury x-5 = ats 22075207 -4 42-5 gv 3 oe s = ee eee a Degree of Sx-S < Degwee of axel Remainder = A(x) = Sx-S => Required polynomial = (x) = $x-5 Factovise : 242Za3+ 8b? + 27¢3-18VZabe 2NZ 034 8b?+ 27¢3- 18V2 abe = (0)"+ (ob) (30)* 3xJFax2bx3e = (Sa 2b+ 3c) [(iia)7+ @b)4 God*~ V5.0 x2b— 2bx3C~ sexta] | = Waa+ 2b + 2c) ( 2074 4b*4 9c? 2B ab-Sbe- BiZac) [eo aSeyte gt sayy = Geayey) Cate 5% 24-49-70] Flod the value_of ke, if kx?+3x%3 and: 2%9-sx+k leave same vernainder when clivided by (%-4)[sol 31] Let plxd=kx%+8x* 3 and gix)=2x3-sx+k When 2-4 is divisor then _p(4)_and_9(4)_ axe remainders --- By remainder theorem pla) =k G*+ a2@p*-3 = 64k +48-3 pla = 64k +45 and_9 (4) = 2x(4)%- seh+k = 2x64 -20+k 28-20 +k = 108+k According to question pla= 9.04) “ 64k+45 = 108 tk 2 64k-k = 108-45 SK 63 aon ie LA2 62" ‘and DE is the biseclor_of 2ADF Find £4 ¢@D Sol: 32] Here, AC I) DE and AD is transversal => LCAD=/ADE.,---( alternate angles Goo ax But. LADE= A5DE - [DE biseds L-ADE] ~LEDE = 62°... GiD ao law _LADB+CADE+EDF = 180" BOF _is_a straight line - LADB + 62°+62°= 180" “LARB = 180" - 124" => LAoB= sé" --£CBD= ZBAD+ZLADB -LCRD= 62°+ 56° 2ceap= 118°33 |__| 46> 4¢ . AD is the bisector | of £BAC. nEL BC In the given figure. 48>4c . AD is the bisector _| of 2RAC and AE LBC Prove that: £ Daz =2(4Q-16) _ | Given: AARC iv whide A To prove: ApAE = 4 (ZB Paroof- eZ Xn the given ee — £BAD=LDAC-- i AD 1 ‘Ls the bisector of care _| |__| => LABE = 2@=490'- 2RAE- | Subbrad-ing Git? {rom Gi _we l= > ZOAE. = - SABE + LRQAE 0° oa ch org of aight 4 . |__| Similar ur cae ee ai |- 4 Ace =2C = 90'- LCAE - uD 48 -Le = QO’ 2 BAE)-(90°-2CAE) qe~£BAE- 90+ LCAE Zche-2BAE Aone = CLEAD+L DAC) - G@ap- LEAD) ZEAD+ ZDAC-~LBAD + LEAD = 2z2eAp+ CDAC- LpAc won 4 tce- Le) oe tee Hence _proved- | Tn the_given figure. — = —____ Bases -LPRC,» LPRD and _ line ABI} line CD PR_is the transversal Bap PQ, RQ, RS amd_PS the bisector s of 4 BPR xespectivel ly | Prove thak: PQRS is a_rectangle-en: line ABI Line CD and | PR is the transversal - RayaPR, | RQ, RS amd PS ave the bisectors-_ of LAPR, LPRC.LPRP amd 2BPR respectively To prove: PARS_is a rechangle- | Sol-34| S| Pape _PQ is the bisechor of 2 APR |= 4apr=% Lape = Zt _ oo | Similarly 2RPS2AL BPR =L2 --- WD Given PS bisects LEPR Adding @ and GO we get » - ae ZLi+ 22 = LOPR+LRPS=4 (LAPR+L BPR) => LOPS = $x 180" _ “/ LAPRELBPR= 180" [|= zaps= qo" ---- - wo Angies fo tineam pair! Siwilarly 2QRS = 90" + + -4 [ie caveesto) Now, “AB tl cD amd PR is the transversal + _ LAPREL PRC = 180" - ____ Inkevioy_amgles 4 LApR+AZPRC = 4% 180° 2. ZQPR +2 PRQ = 10° sos os |= 21443 = 490° + Tn Par , aa | LPQR 290" - ---@ [coar: 1a0-(e1+28)] [eee Similarly. in 4PSR | i a 2PSR = 90° + - == (vid aa Now., from Gi, amd YD _we cam say that _|_all_angles of PQRS ave of 90° Hence PARS isa vechangle OR, A 34:| The sides of ABCD ane produced _ jas shown in_frgure- —— Prove that: atb=x+ySol: 34 Construction : Toin_Ac. Proof is_am_ exterior angle of 2 ADC > Y= LDAC+LACD =D Exterior angle = sun of oppasite. intevior_angles Similarly -%is an exterior angle of & ABC => w= ZL BAC tLACR -- Gi) Adding @) and Gi) we get +X = 4 DAC + ACD + 2BACtLACB > xty = (2 DAC+LBAC) + CLACD+ ACB) = _Q +b sete Angle addition => a+b = ey Hence proved -