Mathematics

1. Who is called as the father of Geometry? Ans) The father of Geometry is Euclid. 2. What is inevitable by an Isosceles triangle? Ans) The Isosceles triangle inevitable by a triangle with 2 equal faces and 2 equal viewpoints. 3. What is inevitable by obtuse triangle? Ans. The triangle with one internal angle greater than 90 degree. . What is inevitable by right!angled triangle? Ans) triangle which has one 90 degrees internal angle.

". What is the formula for calculate the area of a triangle? Ans) ! length of base ! height of triangle.

#. Which is the longest side in a right!angled triangle? Ans) "ypotenuse. $. What is inevitable by a %calene triangle? Ans) triangle in which all sides have different lengths.

&. What is the side o''osite to the right angle in a right angled triangle called? Ans "ypotenuse. (. What is inevitable by )*uilateral triangle? Ans) triangle in which all sides are of equal length and all angles are equal.

1+. What is inevitable by acute triangle? Ans) Triangle with all internal angles less than 90 degrees li#e an equilateral triangle. 11. What is inevitable by Angular ,isector of a triangle? Ans) $traight line through the verte! which cuts the corresponding angle into half. 12. What is -ythagorean .heorem? Ans) In any right%angled triangle& the square of length of hypotenuse is equal to the sum of squares of lengths of the other two sides. 13. What is inevitable by the -er'endicular ,isector of a triangle? Ans) $traight line passing through the midpoint of a side and being perpendicular to it.

1 . What is the 'olygon /ith ten sides called? Ans) 'ecagon 1". Who is called the 0ather of 1ecimal number system? Ans) Indian (athematician 1#. What is a 2hombus? Ans) polygon in which all sides are equal with not even one angle of 90 degrees but the ryabhatta.

sum of all angles is )*0 degrees. 1$. What is a 'olygon /ith five sides called? Ans +entagon 1&. What is a 3uadrilateral? Ans) polygon with four sides and four vertices,s and the sum of all interior angles is equal to

)*0 degrees. 1(. %urface area of a right circular cylinder of height 3+ cm is 112 cm 2. find the radius of the base. Ans) radius of the base = 0.5939 cm. 2+. 0ind the sum of all integers4 from 12 to 1"$2 inclusive4 /hich are divisible by 12. Ans)

103752

21. .he area of a rectangular bo5 is e*ual to 1"+ s*uare feats. Its Width is 1" feats. What is the length of the rectangle bo5? Ans)

10 feats
+. 0rom the list one number can be removing

22. .he list of si5 number averages is

from the list6 the average of remaining list of numbers is 2&. 0ind the number that /as removed from the list? Ans) The number removed from the list is -00. 23. 7ose'h 'assboo8 has total balance is 2"+++. .he rate of interest is #." 'ercent

for # months. 9alculate the interest of the 'assboo8 at the end of the # months. Ans) "ence the acquired interest entry if -)../

2 . .he list of ten number averages is 3+. 0rom the list one number can be removing from the list6 the average of remaining list of numbers is 1&. 0ind the number that /as removed from the list? Ans) The number removed from the list is -)0. 2". 7ose'h 'assboo8 has total balance is 1&+++. .he interest is calculating at the

rate of $ 'ercent com'ute the interest entry of the 'assboo8 at the end of the 2 years. Ans) The acquired interest entry 2.20

2#. :aif earned a total of ;1+ by selling 1+ cu's of lemonade. <o/ many cu's of lemonade does 8aif need to sell in all to earn ;1"?Assume the relationshi' is directly 'ro'ortional. Ans) To earn 1-.& 2ynn needs to sell -. cups of lemonade in all.

2$. .here are &+ seats on a train. 1+= of the seats are em'ty. <o/ many em'ty seats are there on the train? Ans) There are 0 empty seats on the train. 2&. .he students in >oor?s grade voted to select a guest s'ea8er. &+= of the students voted for a famous athlete. If there are (" students in >oor?s grade4 ho/ many students voted for the athlete? Ans) 3* students voted for the famous athlete. 2(. 2s. "3 is divided bet/een A4 , and 9 as A gets 2s. $ more than , and , gets 2s. & more than 9. What is the ratio of their shares? 4a5. -6 96 -0 4b5 2.6-06-0 4c5 -062.6-0 4d5 -.6 )0 3+. 2atio of t/o numbers is "@ (. After adding ( in each number its average becomes 1# @ 2$ then /hat /ill be one number of the t/o? 4a5 99 4b5 33 4c5 00 4d5 ** 31. :anti started a business investing 2s.(+++. After five months %udha8ar Aoined in that business investing 2s.&+++. If at the end of year they earn a 'rofit of 2s. #($+4 then /hat /ill be share of %udha8ar in 'rofit? 4a5 7s. )*90 4b5 7s. -00).30 4c5 7s. 2)00 4d5 7s. )0*/ 32. 2s. $++ is distributed bet/een A4 , and 9 as A gets half than , and , gets half than 94 then /hat is share of 9? 4a5 7s. *00 4b5 7s. /00 4c5 7s. )00 4d5 7s. 200 33. A 'erson gets "= loss selling a /atch n 2s. 11 +. .o earn "= 'rofit4 at /hat 'rice the /atch should be sold? 4a5 7s. -)-- 4b5 7s. --93 4c5 7s. -2./ 4d5 7s. -2*0 3 . A 'erson sells 32+ mangoes at the cost of 'rofit? 4a5 -08 4b5 -.8 4c5 208 4d5 2.8 3". A seller 'rints on his obAects 3+= more than its cost 'rice but gives 1"= discount for cash 'ayment. What is his 'ercentage 'rofit in cash selling? 4a5 -0..8 4b5 0..8 4c5 98 4d5 -.8 3#. A number /hen divided by 133 leaves the remainder 21. If the same number is divided by 1(4 the remainder /ill beB 4a5 l 4b5 2 4c5 3 4d5 23$. %im'1e interest on a certain amount is (C1# of the 'rinci'al amount. If number re'resenting rate of interest in. 'er cent and time in years be e*ual4 then time for /hich 'rinci'al amount is lent out isB 4a5 .-92 years 4b5 * -92 years 4c5 3 years 4d5 3 -92 years ++ mangoes. What is his 'ercentage

3&. An amount /ill double itself in 1" years at a certain sim'le interest. What is that rate of interest 'er annum? 4a5 -0 8 4b5 *-9/ 8 4c5 0 8 4d5 -* 8 3(. In /hat time 2s. &+++ at 3= sim'le interest 'er annum /ill 'roduce same earning as 2s. #+++ does in " years at = sim'le interest 'er annum? 4a5 ) years 4b5 / years 4c5 . years 4d5 * years +. DAE and D,E together can com'lete a /or8 in 12 days. DAE alone can com'lete it in 2+ days. If D,E no/ does the /or8 only for half a day daily4 then in ho/ many days DAEand D,E together /ill com'lete the /or8? 4a5 -. days 4b5 -- days 4c5 20 days 4d5 -0 days 1. If $ s'iders ma8es $ /ebs in $ days4 then I s'ider /ill ma8e 1 /eb in ho/ many days? 4a5 - day 4b5 3 days 4c5 /9 days 4d5 ).. days 2. A ta' can fill a tan8 in 2" minutes and another ta' can em'ty it in 3 minutes. If both are o'ened together simultaneously the tan8 /ill be filled inB 4a5 20 minutes 4b5 )0 minutes 4c5 /0 minutes 4d5 .0 minutes 3. ./o men 2amesh and %uresh4 invest. 2s.1"+++ and 2.2"+++ res'ectively in business and at the end of year ma8e a 'rofit of 2s. 1++++. .hey agree to reinvest 12= of their 'rofit 0rom the remainder each of them ta8es 2s.1+++ and the rest is divided in the ratio of their original investment. 0ind 2ameshEs share? 4a5 7s. ))00 4b5 7s. ))00 4c5 7s. 292. 4d5 7s. 2..0 . A /ell is dug 2+ ft. dee' and the mud is used to build a /all of thic8ness 1 ft. around the /ell. If the height of the /all is " ft. then /hat is the radius of the /ell in feet? 4a5 : 3 ; 2 9) 4b5 : . 4c5 :) ; 2 9. 4d5 :. ; - 9/ ". A hemis'herical bo/l of radius r is filled full /ith a li*uid. .his li*uid is 'oured into a conical vessel /hose height and radius of base each is e*ual to r. <o/ many such vessels /ill F be re*uired to com'letely. em'ty the hemis'herical bo/l? 4a5 - 4b5 2 4c5 ) 4d5 / #. A t/o digit number is four times the sum and three times the 'roduct of its digits. .he difference bet/een tenth and unit 'lace digits is! 4a5 2 4b5 %2 4c5 < l 4d5 $. If G4 H be the roots of 52! ' 5 I* J +4 then G 2I H 2 isB 4a5 p2;2q 4b5 p2;2pq 4c5 p2=2q 4d5 p2=/q &. In a college there are + students in each of the Mathematics4 -hysics and 9hemistry main grou's. )ight students from these grou's study all the three subAects. .here are t/o students more in the Mathematics!-hysics combination than in the Mathematics!9hemistry combination and " students more in the -hysics!

9hemistry combination than in the Mathematics! 9hemistry combination. 1" students study only 9hemistry. <o/ many students study only Mathematics? 4a5 -0 4b5 -. 4c5 -) 4d5 -* (. I start /ith 2 . Which of the follo/ing se*uential o'erations /ill >K. lead me to &? 4a5 ;-.=0 ; )=9=2 ; . ; 20 4b5 ; -*=3 ; -0=*=/ ; -2 ; ) 4c5 ; -2 ; 3=-0=* ; -/=0 ; -* 4d5 ;-/=*;0=-0;.=/;-3 "+. If A,9 J 22"4 /hich of the follo/ing cannot be the value of 9? 4a5 ) 4b5 . 4c5 >ero 4d5 -. "1. In a triangle A,94 sides A, and ,9 are e*ual. Also L , J 1++M4 0ind L A. 4a5 /0? 4b5 .0? 4c5 *0? 4d5 30? "2. %um of t/o numbers is +++6 1+= of one number is 2+C3 = of the other. .he difference of the numbers isB 4a5 *00 4b5 000 4c5 -02. 4d5 --3. "3. 2C" is e5'ressed as a 'ercentage of 2+C$ the 'ercentage isB 4a5 -/8 4c5 38 4b5 -.8 4d5 2-8

" . What is the overall trend of unem'loyment from 1(#+ to 1((+? 4a5 Increasing 4b5 'ecreasing 4c5 $ometimes increasing& sometimes decreasing 4d5 @either increasing nor decreasing "". .he higher 'ercentage of unem'loyment from 1(#+ to 1((+ /as at the level of 4a5 +rimary education 4b5 $econdary education 4c5 "igher education 4d5 @one of these "#. .he ratio among total unem'loyment figures from 1(#+ to 1((+ for all the three levels4 i.e.4 'rimary4 secondary and higher is 4a5 -.6-060 4b5 .6)62 4c5 06-06-. 4d5 26)6.

"$. Which combination of cro's occu'ies more area than the combination of all other cro's? 4a5 $ugarcane and 7agi 4b5 7ice and Aheat 4c5 Botton& Aheat and 7agi 4d5 $ugarcane& Botton and 7agi "&. Which of the follo/ing is true about the areas under cultivation? 4a5 7ice ; 7agi C Aheat 4b5 $ugarcaneD 7ice and 7agi

4c5 Botton and 7agi C 7ice 4d5 7ice& 7agi and Botton EAheat

"(. In /hich day and in /hich subAect the ma5imum number of a''lications /ere received? 4a5 Tuesday Economics 4b5 Friday in both subGect 4c5 Aednesday "istory 4d5 Thursday in both $ubGects #+. ,et/een /hich days4 the increase in the number of a''lications received in both the subAects 'ut together4 is the least? 4a5 (onday and Tuesday 4b5 Tuesday and Aednesday 4c5 Aednesday and Thursday 4d5 Thursday and Friday #1. If the third %aturday of a month is 1$th4 What date is the fourth Wednesday of that month? 4a5 22 4b5 20 4c5 2/ 4d5 2#2. .here are #+ 'layers in a college of /hom ( 'lay football4 hoc8ey and cric8et. .en 'lay only one game either cric8et4 hoc8ey or football. .here are t/o more 'layers in the cric8et hoc8ey grou' than in cric8et football grou' and four more in the football hoc8ey grou' than in cric8et football grou'. %even 'lay cric8et and hoc8ey. <o/ many 'lay foot ball? 4a5 -0 4b5 ). 4c5 )) 4d5 )2 #3. If f N5) J 5 I " and gN5) J 25!I 4 then f OgN5)P Bg OfN5)P for any value of 5 /ill beB 4a5 H=) 4b5 H=3 4c5 =. 4d5 @one of these # . .he average /eight of a grou' of ten 'eo'le increases by 1 8g /hen one of them /eighing "& 8g is re'laced by a ne/ 'erson. .he /eight of ne/ 'erson isB 4a5 *2 #g. 4b5 *0 #g. 4c5 ** #g. 4d5 *. #g. #". 2aAu goes to >asi8 to buy an article costing 1"= less than that in Mumbai. <e s'ends 2s.1"+ on travelling and gains 2s.1"+ after its sale in Mumbai. <is = 'rofit is B 4a5 08 4b5 3..8 4c5 38 4d5 *8 ##. ./o men together start a Aourney in the same direction. .hey travel ( and 1" 8msCday res'ectively. After travelling for # days the man travelling ( 8msCday doubles his s'eed and both of them finish the distance in the same time. 0ind the number of days ta8en by them to reach the destination. 4a5 )* 4b5 2- 4c5 -0 4d5 -2 #$. A mon8ey climbs u' a greased 'ole ascends 2+ m and sli's m in alternative minutes. If the 'ole is (# m high4 ho/ many minutes /ill it ta8e to reach the to'? 4a5 -0 /9. 4b5 -2 4c5 -- 4d5 *

#&. A certain number of horses and an e*ual number of men are going some/here. <alf the o/nerEs are on their horses bac8 /hile the remaining ones are /al8ing along leading their horses. If the number of legs /al8ing on the ground is $+4 ho/ many horses are there? 4a5 -0 4b5 -/ 4c5 -2 4d5 -* #(. <o/ many s*uare meters of a cloth /ill be re*uired for a n high 'yramidical tent to be raised on a s*uare sha'ed area /ith one side e*ual to # m? 4a5 )0 m2 4b5 *0 m2 4c5 -20 m2 4d5 200 m2 $+. <o/ much /ater /ill flo/ off a 'i'e of 1." cm radius in one hour4 if the s'eed of /ater is 3 8mChr? 4a5 209-0I m3 4b5 239/0 I m3 4c5 )9/0 I m3 4d5 /09) Im3 $1. In a triangle t/o sides of 12 cm and " cm are at right angles. If the!triangle is revolved along the 12 cm side4 the curved surface of the cone so formed /ill beB 4a5 -.*I cm2 4b5 30 I cm2 4c5 *. I cm2 4d5 -)0 Icm2 $2. If the roots of 52B n5 I " 4 J + bear a ratio of 2@ 34 the value of DnE /ill beB 4a5 -2 4b5 -. 4c5 -0 4d5 2$3. A class com'rises #+ students. 3" students out of them study mathematics4 2+ students study mathematics and chemistry both. .he number of students studying only chemistry /ill beB 4a5 /0 4b5 ). 4c5 /. 4d5 -. $ . A and , are t/o sets having res'ectively " and & elements. .he number of A Q , may be 4a5 at the most 0 4b5 at the most . 4c5 at the most -) 4d5 at least -) $". .he volume of a s'here is &"1 cm). Its surface area isB

(a) 1286 cm2 (b) 1386 cm2 (c) 1486 cm2 (d) None of these
$#. 2 5 +.++3 5 +.++ 5 +.++" J?

4a5 0.0000000-2 4b5 .000000 -2 4c5 0.0000-2 4d5 0.000-2 $$. )valuate R(++ I R+.+( I R+. +++++( 4a5 )0).0) 4b5 )0)0.) 4c5 ).0)0) 4d5 )0.)0) $&. .he shado/ of a vertical to/er on level ground increases by 1+ meters4 /hen the altitude of the sun changes from #+M to "M. 0ind the height of the to/erB 4a5 -.m 4b5 -. :) m 4c5 -. ; .:) m 4d5 -. < . m :) m $(. ./o stations A and , are 1++ 8m a'art. A train starts from A to , at the s'eed of 2+ 8m'h at 1+ a.m. Another train starts from , to A.at .1+ a.m on the same day at 3+ 8m'h. When /ill they meet?

4a5l pm 4b5 2pm 4c5-- am 4d5-2 noon. &+. .he average mar8s of 12+ students in an e5amination is 3"..If the average mar8s of 'assed students be and that of failed students be 1" then /hat is the number of successful students? 4a5 -00 4b5 -20 4c5 --0 4d5-.0 &+. <o/ many students are there in a class if after filling ro/s of seats 2 students remain standing and If 3 ro/s are filled4 ( students remain standing? 4a53 4b52* 4c5)0 4d5)/ 4.5)* &1. .he cost of # 8nives and # s'ears is 2s. 3++ but the cost of 3 s'ears and ( 8nives is 2s. 2$+. What /ill be the cost of one doSen 8nives? 4a5 7s. 00 4b5 7s. 2-0 4c5 7s. 220 4d5 @one of these &2. "C12 of /hich sum /ill be e*ual to 3N3C )of 2s. 1++? 4a5 7s. 3.0 4b5 7s. 000 4c5 7s. -000 4d5 7s. 900 &3. In a ro/ of 1# children4 /hen Anil is shifted t/o 'laces from left4 then he is at $th 'lace from the left. What /as his origin 'osition in the ro/ from the right end? 4a53th 4b5 0th 4c59th 4d5-0th & . A fruit seller sells mangoes at 2s. ( 'er 8g and thereby loses 2+=. At /hat 'rice he should have sold them to ma8e a 'rofit of "=? 4a5 7s.--.0- 4c5 7s.-. 4b5 7s.-2.)- 4d5 7s.-* &". .he mean 'ro'ortion of +.+2 and +.32 isB 4a5 0.)/ 4b5 0.) 4c5 0.-* 4d5 0.00 &#. A train covers a distance of 1&+ 8m in hours. Another train covers the same distance in one hour less. What is the difference in the distances covered by these t/o trains in one hour? 4a5 /. #m 4b5 /0 #m 4c5 -. #m 4d5 9 #m &$. R&#. (IR"I:2 J12.3 4a5 :-0 4b5 2:. 4c5 ):. 4d5 @one of these &&. .he average age of Asho8 and -radee' is @ 3. After si5 years Asho8Es age /ill be 2# years. What is age of -radee' at 'resent time? 4a5 -2 years 4b5 -. years 4c5 -9 J years 4d5 2- years &(. <o/ many cubes of 1+ cm. side can be 'ut in a cubic bo5 of 1 m side? 4a5 -0 4b5 -00 4c5 -000 4d5 -0000 (+. DAE can run a 8ilometer in minutes " seconds and D,E can run same distance in " minutes. <o/ many meters ahead of DAE should D,E stand at the start of a 8ilometer race so that both reach the finishing 'oint together?

4a5 20 meters 4b5 -* meters 4c5 -0 meters 4d5 -/.. meters (1. A man .has some hens and to/s. If the number of heads be feet e*uals 1 +4 the number of hens /ill beB 4a5 22 4b5 2) 4c5 2/ 4d5 2* (2. ,y selling 12 oranges for a ru'ee4 a man loses 2+=. <o/ many for a ru'ee should he sell to get a gain of 2+=? 4a5 . 4b5 0 4c5 -0 4d5 -. (3. <o/ many times a day4 are the hands of a cloc8 in straight line but o''osite in direction? 4a5 2/ 4b5 20 4c5 22 4d5 /0 ( . 0ind the value of 1 C2I1C2 T1C2? 4a5 2 4b5 J 4c5 K 4d5 )92 (". Which mathematical o'eration should come at the 'lace of D? Din the follo/ingB 2? # !12 T I2 J11 & and number of

4a5 ; 4b5 < 4c5 ! 4d5 L (#. Which number /ill come in 'lace of *uestion mar8 N?) in the follo/ing e*uation B? ?C" J (#C? 4a5 32 4b5 23 4c5 )* 4d5 *) ($. Which is the smallest number from the follo/ing /hich gives remainder D2E every time /hen divided by #4 $4 &4 ( and 12? a5 3.* 4b5 .0/ 4c5 3./ 4d5 .0* (&. Which of the follo/ing fractions is the smallest? 4a5 --9-) 4b5 99-- 4c5 K 4d5 .93 ((. In an e5amination4 a student /as told to find N3C1 ) th of a given number. ,y mista8e he found N3C ) of that. .he real ans/er /as more than 1"+. .he given number isB 4a5 -00 4b5 2/0 4c5 200 4d5 290 1++. Falue of R+.( is! 4a5 0.) 4b5 0.9/ 4c5 0.0) 4d5 0.)) 1+1. .he 'rice of an obAect is reduced by 1+=. .o bring it on real 'rice4 /hat 'ercentage /ill be increased in its ne/ 'rice? 4a5 -0 8 4b5 9 -9-- 8 4c5 -- -99 8 4d5 -- 8 1+2. What 'er cent of a day is 3 hours?

4a5 -2 J 8 4b5 2. 8 4c5 00 8 4d5 -00 9) 8 1+3. In an e5amination4 #"= students 'assed in 9ivics4 and #+= in <istory. += 'assed in both subAects. If (+ students failed in <istory and 9ivics both4 /hat is the total number of students? 4a5 -.0 4b5 2.0 4c5 -00 4d5 -2. 1+ . A mi5ture of /ater and mil8 is + liters. .here is 1+= /ater in it. <o/ much /ater shou1d no/ be added in this mi5ture so that the ne/ mi5ture contains 2+ = ./ ter? 4a5 / liters 4b5 . liters 4c5 *.. liters 4d5 3.. liters 1+". .he length of a rectangle is increased by += and its breadth decreased by 3+=@ .he change in the area of the rectangle isB 4a5 -08 increase 4b5 -08 decrease 4c5 28 increase 4d5 28 decrease 1+#. 9onvert +.$1&33 into a fraction. 4a5 /)-9*0 4b5 /)-9*00 4c5 /.)-9*0 4d5 /.)-9* 1+$. .he number of terms in the se*uence 4a5 -3 4b5 2. 4c5 2* 4d5 23 1+&. Which number is #+= less than &+? 4a5 /0 4b5 /2 4c5 )2 4d5 -* 1+(. If 5 is (+ = of y /hat = of 5 is y? 4a5 -0-.- 4b5 -90 4c5 90 4d5 ---.11+. A number e5ceeds 2+= of itself by 4a5 .0 4b5 *0 4c5 00 4d5 200 111. If "@& J1"+@ 54 then the value of 5 isB 4a5 -00 4b5 -90 4c5 200 4d5 2/0 112. If A@ ,J$@( and ,@ 9J3@" then A@ ,@ 9 isB 4a5 3696. 4b5 2-6 ).6/. 4c5 36 96 -. 4d5 36)6-. 113. If aCb J1C24 then the value of a I b Ca!b is! 4a5 %) 4b5 J 4c5 2 4d5 < -9) 11 . If aC3 J bC J cC$4 then the a I b I c Cc isB +. .he number isB 4 114 1&4 U4 1&# isB

4a5 3 4b5 2 4c5 J 4d5 -93 11". If the side of a s*uare is increased by 2"=4 then ho/ much = does its area increase?

4a5 -2. 4b5 .0 4c5 .*.2. 4d5 -.*.2. 11#. NN+.")) I N+.#)
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)C NN+.")2 V +.3 I N+.#)2is e*ual

4a5 0.- 4b5 -.- 4c5 0.) 4d5 0.*11$. A lends 2s. #++ to , for 2 years and 2s. 1"+ to 9 for both 2s. (+ as sim'le interest the rate of interest isB 4a5 -28 4b5 . 8 4c5 -08 4d5 /8 11&. W th of a number subtracted from 1C3 rd of the number gives 12. .he number is B 4a5 32 4b5 -20 4c5 -// 4d5 *) 11(. 2am is # years older than %hyam /ho is & years younger than %uresh. >aresh is 2 years older than 2am4 but not as much old as :amal is. Who is the youngest? 4a5 $uresh 4b5 $hyam 4c57am 4d5 @one of these 12+. .he value of 3I ON&!") I XN !2)IN2I3C&)YP isB 4a5 -39) 4b5 ))9) 4c5 -)93 4d5 -)9*0 121. .he least multi'le of $ leaves a remainder 3 /hen divided by 4a5 -/3 4b5 -/0 4c5 29/ 4d5 22. 122. In an election one of the t/o candidates gets votes. .otal number of votes isB 4a5 .00 4b5 /00 4c5 *00 4d5 -000 123. .he <.9.0. of t/o numbers is 1# and their Z.9.M. is 1#+. If one[ of the numbers is 324 then the other number isB 4a5 /0 4b5 00 4c5 9* 4d5 --2 12 . .he number +.2" is ho/ many = of 2+? 4a5 2. 4b5 0.02. 4c5 -.2. 4d5 2.. 12". .he ne5t number in the se*uence 1C224 4a5 20920 4b5 /3920 4c5 /9920 4d5 /99/0 12#. If 1#= of += of a number is &4 then the number is C234 (C2 4 1#C2"4 2"C2#4 3#C2$ is V += votes and loses by 1++ or 12or 1# isB years and received from

4a5 200 4b5 22. 4c5 -2. 4d5 )20 12$. If the ratio of the areas of t/o s*uares is (@ 14 then the ratio of their 'erimeters isB 4a5 96- 4b5 )6- 4c5 )6/ 4d5 -6)

12&. .he <.9.0. of t/o numbers is 12 and their difference is also 12. .he numbers areB 4a5 -2& 0/ 4b5 0/& 9* 4c5 */& 3* 4d5 --0& --2 12(. In a grou' of co/s and hens4 the number of legs is 1 number of heads. .he number of co/s in the grou' isB 4a5 . 4b5 3 4c5 -0 4d5 -2 13+. A number /hen successively divided by 4 " and $ leaves 24 3 and as remainders res'ectively. If the number is divided by $4 " and res'ectively4 the res'ective remainders /ill beB 4a5 /6)62 4b5 )6/6 2 4c5 )6)62 4d5 26)6/ 131. A number divided by &(( gives a remainder of #3. If the number is divided by 2( the remainder /ill be 4a5 2 4b5 . 4c5 -) 4d5 20 132. .he 'rice of an article is cut by 1+=. .o restore it to its original value4 the ne/ 'rice must be increased byB 4a5 9 -9-- 8 4b5 -0 8 4c5 --8 4d5 -- -99 8 133. .he sum of three numbers A4 , and 9 is (&. If A@ , J 2C3 and , @ 9 J "C&4 then , isB 4a5 -. 4b5 20 4c5 )0 4d5 )2 13 . ./o numbers are such that their difference4 their sum and their 'roduct are in the ratio of 1@$@2 . .he 'roduct of the numbers isB 4a5 * 4b5 -2 4c5 2/ 4d5 /0 13". If # is divided into three 'arts 'ro'ortional to 24 1+ 2C34 then 5 e*ualsB 4a5 . -9) 4b5 * 4c5 l0 29) 4d5 20 13#. 1ue to 2+= reduction in the 'rice of sugar a man /as able to 'urchase # 8g more sugar for 2s. 12+. .he original rate of sugar /as 2sUU 'er 8g. 4a5 . 4b5 *.-. 4c5 ..*. 4d5 *.20 13$. If 2$+ is divided in the ratio 1C2@ 1C3@ 2C34 then the 2nd 'art isB 4a5 -20 4b5 *0 4c5 )0 4d5 -.0 13&. <o/ much 'er cent more than the cost 'rice should a sho'8ee'er mar8 his goods so that after allo/ing a discount of 12= he should have a gain of "= on his outlay? 4a5 -3.*. 4b5 -. 4c5 20 4d5 -/.2) 13(. A certain sum at a certain rate becomes 2s. 13 years. .he sum isB in years and 2s. 1 1# in # and 5. .he smallest 'art is more than t/ice the

4a5 7s. -2*. 4b5 7s. -.00 4c5 7s. -000 4d5 7s. -200 1 +. What is the e*uivalent discount of the 2+=4 1+=4 "= discount series? 4a5 )0.208 4b5 )-.*8 4c5 )).08 4d5 )/.28 1 1. .he standard deviation for the follo/ing dataB 114 124 134 1 4 1"4 1#4 1$4 1&4 1(4 2+4 214 "B 4a5 ).-* 4b5 /.20 4c5 /.-. 4d5 2.*0 1 2. ./o 'ersons ride to/ards each other from t/o 'laces "" 8m a'art4 one riding 12 8m 'er hour and other at 1+ 8m 'er hour. .hey /ill be first 11 8m a'art after riding for U. hours. 4a5 2 -9-- 4b5 2
J

4c5 2 4d5 2 -9)

1 3. Mohan invested 2s. (13 'artly in = stoc8 at 2s. ($ and 'artly in "= stoc8 at 2s. 1+$. If his income from both is e*ual4 amount invested on first stoc8 /as 2s.B 4a5 3.0 4b5 .2. 4c5 *-0 4d5 /0. 1 . .he length of the longest rod that can be 'laced in a room f dimensions 12 m 5 ( m 5 &m isB 4a5 -. m 4b5 /9-) m 4c5 -2 m 4d5 -3 m 1 ". .he slant height of a right cone is 1+ m and height & m. Its curved surface is U. s*. m. 4a5 -3. 4b5 -0. 4c5 -00.. 4d5 -90.. 1 #. .he tent of a circus is cylindrical u' to a height of " m and conical above it. Its diameter is 1 + m and slant height of the conical 'ortion is #+ m. .he area of the total canvas used in ma8ing this tent should be U s*. m. 4a5 -*)0 4b5 )000 4c5 )*20 4d5 none of these 1 $. ./o right circular cones have the same radius as 2.1 cm but heights are .1 cm and .3 cm res'ectively. .hese are melted to form a s'here. Its radius /ill beB 4a5 /.2cm 4b5 2.-cm 4c5 *.) cm 4d5 2.. cm 1 &. A store has 3 " liters of rum4 12+ liters of beer and 22" liters of /his8y. .he biggest siSe of the cas8s in /hich the li*uors can be stored isB 4a5 2. liters 4b5 -. liters 4c5 ). liters 4d5 . liters 1 (. %im'lify 2 \ of ] 5 \ I ^C2 I \ I ^C2 N? V \ of ?) to getB 4a5 - 4b5 ) M 4c5 2 39) 4d5 - .90 1"+. .he 'roduct of $&(2.3" and ((.( is 4a5 3.)//..3*. 4b5 3*//...3*. 4c5 300//..3*. 4d5 none of these 1"1. .he number of 'rime numbers bet/een 1++ and 12+ isB

4a5 * 4b5 / 4c5 3 4d5 . 1"2. .he value of the e5'ression -.N ; M ! 3K < *M is= 4a5 -.).9)* 4b5 -)K 4c5 -2K 4d5 -0K 1"3. -rice of rice is increased by 1+=. .he 'ercentage of consum'tion of the rice to be decreased so that there /ould be no e5'enditure4 isB 4a5 9-9--8 4b5 0M8 4c5 -*M8 4d5 -09-0=8 1" . ,y /hat least number should 2 "+ be multi'lied so that the resulting number is a 'erfect s*uare? 4a5 2 4c5 . 4b5 -0 4d5 * 1"". .he ratio of the areas of the in circle and circumcircle of an e*uilateral triangle isB 4a5 -6/ 4b5 -69 4c5 -62 4d5 -6) 1"#. A sho'8ee'er earns a 'rofit of 12= on selling a boo8 at 1+= discount on the 'rinted 'rice. .he ratio of the cost 'rice to the 'rinted 'rice of the boo8 isB 4a5 99 6 -2. 4b5 .. 6 *9 4c5 .06 *- 4d5 /. 6 .* 1"$. .he ratio of the number of boys and girls in a school is 3 @ 2. If 2+= of the boys and 2"= of the girls are scholarshi' holders4 the 'ercentage of the school students /ho are not scholarshi' holders4 isB 4a5 30 4b5 00 4c5 .* 4d5 30 1"&. A does half as much /or8 as , and 9 does half as much /or8 as A and , together. If 9 alone can finish the /or8 in 12 days4 then together all /ill finish the /or8 inB 4a5 * days 4b5 3 days 4c5 / days 4d5 . days 1"(. .a's A and , can fill a buc8et in 12 minutes and 1" minutes res'ectively. If both are o'ened and A is closed after 3 minutes4 ho/ much further time /ould it ta8e for , to fill the buc8et? 4a5 0 mm. . sec 4b5 0 mm. 2. sec 4c5 3 mm. /. sec 4d5 3 mm. -. sec 1#+. A train !11+ m long 'asses a man4 running at # 8m'h in the direction o''osite to that of the train in # seconds. .he s'eed of the train isB 4a5 ./ #m9hr 4b5 32 #m9hr 4c5 *0 #m9hr 4d5 ** #m9hr 1#1. A boat ta8es hours for travelling do/nstream from 'oint A to 'oint , and coming bac8 to 'oint A u'stream. If the velocity of the stream is 2 8m'h and the s'eed of the boat in still /ater is 8m'h4 /hit is the distance bet/een A and ,? 4a5 0 #m 4b5 9 #m 4c5 / #m 4d5 * #m

1#2. A man covered a!distance of 2+++ 8m in 1& hours 'artly by bus at $2 8m'h and 'artly by train at 1#+ 8m'h. .he distance covered by bus isB. 4a5 0*0 #m 4b5 */0 #m 4c5 -200 #m 4d5 320 #m 1#3. .he difference bet/een sim'le interest and com'ound. Interest on 2s. 12++ for one year at 1+= 'er annum4 rec8oned half yearly isB 4a5 7s. 0.00 4b5 7s. ) 4c5 @il 4d5 7s. -).20 1# . When sim'lified4 the 'roduct N2 V 1C2) N2 V 3C") N2! "C$)UU.N2 !(($C((() is e*ual to 4a5 .9999 4b5 -00-9999 4c5 -00- 9) 4d5 @one of these 1#". .he 1east'erfect s*uare number /hich is divisible by 34 4a5 900 4b5 -*00 4c5 2.00 4d5 )*00 1##. If cost of oil is increased by 2"= then a house should decrease by /hat 'ercent her consum'tion of oil so that it does not affect her e5'enditure in this commodity? 4a5 Oy 20 8 4b5 Oy 2. 8 4c5 Oy -* 8 4d5 Oy 20 8 1#$. 2atio of 2am and %hyamEs income is $@1$ and ratio of %hyam and %ohanEs income is $@1$. If 2amEs income is 2s. (+ then /hat is the income of %ohan? 4a5 /90 4b5 2090 4c5 2390 4d5 --90 1#&. A man has 2s. &+ in the denominations of one ru'ee note4 five ru'ee notes and ten ru'ee notes. .he numbers of notes are e*ual. What is the total number of notes? 4a5 *0 4b5 90 4c5 3. 4d5 /. 1#(. In an organiSation4 += of the em'loyees are matriculate4 "+= of the remaining are graduates and4 remaining 1&+ are 'ost! graduates. <o/ many em'loyees are graduates? 4a5 )*0 4b5 2/0 4c5 -00 4d5 )00 1$+. What must ,e added to each term of the ratio 4a5 ) 4b5 . 4c5 0 4d5 9 1$1. A4 , and 9 enter into a 'artnershi' /ith a ca'ital in /hich AEs contribution is 2s. 1+4+++. If out of a total 'rofit of 2s. 1+++4 A gets 2s. "++ and , gets 2s. 3++4 then 9Es ca'ital is B 4a5 7s. /000 4b5 7s. .000 4c5 7s. *000 4d5 7s. 9000 1$2. .he smallest /hole number /hich is divisible by 3 and also by the ne5t t/o greater 'rime numbers isB 4a5 -. 4b5 2- 4c5 *0 4d5 -0. 1$3. 2s. 1(&+ are divided among A4 ,4 9 so that half of AEs 'art4 one! third of ,Es 'art and one!si5th of 9Es 'art are e*ual. .hen4 ,Es 'art isB (@#& so that it become3@ ? 4 "4 #4and & isB

4a5 7s. **0 4b5 7s. )*0 4c5 7s. -000 4d5 7s. ./0 1$ . A4 ,4 9 subscribe 2s. $+++ for a business. If A subscribes 2s. $+++ more than , and , 2s. "+++ more than 9 then out of a total 'rofit of 2s. ( ++4 , receivesB 4a5 7s. -3)3.90 4b5 7s. 2000 4c5 7s. )000 4d5 7s. //00 1$". :arnata8a )5'ress leaves ,angalore at " '.m. and reaches 1harmavaram at ( '.m. :urla )5'ress leaves 1harmavaram at $ '.m. and reaches ,angalore at 1+.3+ '.m. What time do the trains cross one another? 4a5 0.2* p.m. 4b5 0 p.m. 4c5 3.)* p.m. 4d5 3..* p.m. 1$#. If the height of the cone is doubled then its volume is increased byB 4a5 -008 4b5 2008 4c5 )008 4d5 /008 1$$. .he value of Olog 3C" Ilog "C3# Ilog 12P is e*ua1 to B 4a5 log . 4b5 log ) 4c5 log 2 4d5 log 0 1$&. ./o years ago a man /as # times as older as his son. In 1& years4 he /ill be t/ice as Klder as his son. .heir 'resent ages areB 4a5 )2 years& 3 years 4b5 )/ years& 9 years 4c5 )* years& -- years 4d5 none of these 1$(. If N5B2) is a factor of 52I3*5B 2* then the value of * isB 4a5 4b5 =2 4c5 - 4d5 =1&+. A dishonest dealer sells his goods at the cost 'rice and still earns a 'rofit of 2"= by under /eighing. What /eight does he use for a 8g? 4a5 3.0 gms 4b5 000 gms 4c5 02. gms 4d5 0.0 gms 1&1. A 2ail/ay 2efreshment 2oom of a station has 'rovisions for 2+ /ee8s for catering to $"+ 'assengerEs daily average.. If at the end of /ee8s daily average of 'assengers is increased by "+4 ho/ long /ill remaining 'rovision last? 4a5 -0 wee#s 4b5 -. wee#s 4c5 -- wee#s 4d5 -* wee#s 1&2. If a train runs at + 8m'h4 it reaches its destination late by 11 minutes but if it runs at "+ 8m'h4 it is late by " minutes only. .he correct time for the train to com'lete its Aourney isB 4a5 -) min. 4b5 -. mm. 4c5 -9 mm. 4d5 2- mm& 1&3. A merchant mar8s his goads at 2s. 3++ and allo/s a discount of 2"=. If he still gains 12."= then the cost of article isB 4a5 7s. 220 4b5 7s. 2/0 4c5 7s. 200 4d5 7s. 2*0 1& . If four e5aminers can e5amine a certain number of ans/er boo8s in & days by /or8ing " hrs a day4 for ho/ many hours a day /ould 2 e5aminers have to /or8 in order to e5amine t/ice the number of ans/er boo8s in 2& days? 4a5 *. hours 4b5 3 J hours 4c5 0 hours 4d5 9 hours

1&". ./o men starting from the same 'lace /al8 at the rate of 8m'h and ." 8m'h res'ectively What time /ill they ta8e to be &.". 8m a'art4 if they /al8 in the same directionB 4a5 -2 hrs 4b5 -/ hrsP -. mi 4c5 -3 hrs. 4d5 -2 hrs. .. mm. 1&#. If & tan 5 J 1"4 then value4 of Nsin 5 B cos 5) isB 4a5 09-3 4b5 -393 4c5 -9-3 4d5 39-3 1&$. A man sold goods at a 'rofit of 2+=. If he buys it for 2+= less andE sells it for 2s. " less4 then he gets 2"= 'rofit. 0ind the cost 'rice of the goods. 4a5 7s. )0 4b5 7s. *0 4c5 7s. 2. 4d5 7s. /0 1&&. What is the <.9.0. of a2b2 c* b) c0a/ and a0b*c2? 4a5 a b c 4b5 a2b2c2 4c5 a2b3c2 4d5 a2b3c3 1&(. In the mi5ture of 2+ 8g mil8 and /ater4 1"= is /ater. If " liters /ater is added to it4 then /hat /ill be 'ercentage of mil8 in the mi5ture? 4a5 -0 8 4b5 20 8 4c5 -. 8 4d5 )2 8 1(+. If income of 5 is more than 2+= of yEs income4 then income of y is /hat 'er cent lesser than 5Es income? 4a5 2. 8 4b5 20 8 4c5 -* 29) 8 4d5 )) -9) 8 1(1. A man sold t/o horses for 2s. #+++ each4 in this transaction he gets 1+= 'rofit in first horse and 1+= loss in second horse. What does he get in the /hole transaction? 4a5 @o profit no loss 4b5 - 8 profit 4c5 - 8 loss 4d5 0.- 8 loss 1(2. 22! J 2"#4 then /hat4 is the value of 5? 4a5 / 4b5 ) 4c5 2 4b5 ) 1(3. If addition of roots is4 11 and multi'lication of roots are 3+4 and then calculate the *uadratic e*uation? 4a5 ! 2=-- !=)0 C 0 4b5 ! 2=-- ! ; )0 C 0 4c5 ! 2=)0 ! ; -- C 0 4d5 !
2

; -- ! ; )0 C 0 ++ at the

1( . 0ind the difference in com'ound interest and sim'le interest of 2s. rate of "= 'er annum for 2 years. 4a5 7e. - 4b5 7s. 2 4c5 7s. ) 4d5 7s. / 1(". )*uation 2!2 B "5 I 3+ J +4 find the root?

4a5 7oot is teal and dissimilar 4b5 @ot real root 4c5 7oot is real and equal 4d5 @one of these 1(#. If log 2 J $4 then the value of log &+B 4a5 -0 4b5 -* 4c5 22 4d5 -/ 1($. 0ind the distance bet/een the dots N142) and N34") B

4a5 * 4b5 -) 4c5 2/ 4d5 -) 1(&. In the given e*uation "5 I 3y !1( J +4 then find the value of slo'eB 4a5 ;.9) 4b5 < .9) 4c5 %)9. 4d5 < .9/ 1((. Which of the follo/ing has the lo/est value? 4a5 K 4b5 .9* 4c5 399 4d5 --9-) 2++. In /hat time at the rate of "= 'er annum from sim'le interest any 'rinci'al /ill be increased by + =? 4a5 . years 4b5 * years 4c5 / years 4d5 0 years 2+1. A train running at the s'eed of #+ 8m'h crosses a 'ole in 1" seconds. The length of the train is= 4a5 -20 m 4b5 -.0 m 4c5 2.0 m 4d5 200 m 2+2. .he diameter of a circle is & cm. A *uarter 'art of the circle is folded as a cone .he height of. cone isB 4a5 *cm 4b5 / cm 4c5 2cm 4d5 none of these 2+3. ""= of a sum of money is 2s. 1.1. .he sum of money is@ 4a5 7s. 20 4b5 7s. 2 4c5 7s. -- 4d5 7s. --0 2+ . 33 \ = of AJ l." of ,J 1C& of 9. .hen A@ ,@ 9@ is@ 4a5 2/6269 4b5 26962/ 4c5 96262/ 4d5 962/62 2+". A manEs /or8ing hours a day /ere increased 2+= and his /ages 'er hour /ere increased by 1"=. ,y ho/ much 'er cent /ere his daily earning increased? 4a5 )08 4b5 ).8 4c5 .8 4d5 /08 2+#. <o/ many children did not try any of these rides? 4a5 . 4b5-0 4c5 -2 4d5 -. 2+$. <o/ many children too8 e5actly one ride? 4a5 20 4b5 -0 4c5 l. 4d5 -0 2+&. Kne ty'e/riter mar8ed for sale at 2s. &+4 dealer allo/s discount of 1+= and yet ma8es 'rofit of &=. What should his gain be if no discount /ere allo/ed? 4a5 7s. 00 4b5 7s. )0./0 4c5 7s. 20 4d5 7s. /0 2+(. 2" men /ith 1+ boys can do in # days as much /or8 as 21 men /ith 3+ boys can do in " days. <o/ many boys must hel' + men to do the same /or8 in days? 4a5 . boys 4b5 /0 boys 4c5 20 boys 4d5 -0 boys

21+. A and , enter into 'artnershi' /ith ca'itals as "@#. At the end & months A /ithdra/s. If they receive 'rofit in the ratio of "@(4 find ho/ long ,Es ca'ital /as used? 4a5 / months 4b5 0 months 4c5 -2 months 4d5 @one of these 211. A man invested 2s. 1 4 ++ in the hundred ru'ees shares of a com'any at 2+= 'remium. If the com'any declared "= dividend at the end of the year ho/ much does he get? 4a5 7s.320 4b5 7s. .00 4c5 7s. *00 4d5 7s. *.0 212. A train started /ith " + 'assengers. At the first station 1C ( of them got do/n and 2 got u'. Kn its second station 1C& of the 'assengers then e5isting got do/n and ( got u'. With ho/ many 'assengers it reached the third station? 4a5 .00 4b5 /.0 4c5 ./0 4d5 ..0 213. If the rate of dividend is "=4 find the income by 'urchasing 2+ shares of 2s. "+ each at 2s. "+. 4a5 7s. *0 4b5 7s. .0 4c5 7s. /0 4d5 7s. )0 21 . .he 'rice of sugar is increased by 1+=. ,y /hat 'ercentage one must cut do/n his consum'tion of sugar4 so that no e5tra amount has to be s'ent on it? 4a5 9 -9-- 8 4b5 -- -99 8 4c5 -0 8 4d5 -2 8 21". N11.# I +.&) N13." T 2) J ? 4a5 90 4b5 99 4c5 -00 4d5 @one of these 21#. If in any year4 other than lea' year4 the 2&th of 0ebruary is a Monday4 /hat /ill be the day on 2nd 7anuary? 4a5 (onday 4b5 Aednesday 4c5 $unday 4d5 Friday 21$. .he air consists of $(.2= of >itrogen4 2+.$= of K5ygen4 +.+&= of other light gases and the remaining gas is Argon. 0ind out the volume of the air consisting one cubic meter of Argon. 4a5 .00 m3 4b5 .0 m3 4c5 . m3 4d5 .000 m3 21&. A cyclist rides 2 8m at 1# 8m'h and further 3# 8m at 1" 8m'h. 0ind his average s'eed for the Aourney. 4a5 -..)0 #mph 4b5 -* #mph 4c5 -... #mph 4d5 @one of these 21(. A sum of 2s. 14""+ /as lent 'artly at "= and 'artly at sim'le interest. .he total interest received after 3 years /as 2s. 3++. .he ratio of Money lent at "= to &= is@ 4a5 .60 4b5 06. 4c5 )-6* 4d5 -*6-. 22+. A father left a /ill of 2s. 1#4 ++ for his t/o sons aged 1$ and 1& years. .hey must get e*ual amounts /hen they are 2+ years. at "= com'ound interest. 0ind the 'resent share of the younger son. 4a5 7s. 0000 4b5 7s. 0&200 4c5 7s. 0&/00 4d5 7s. -0&000

221. What /ill be the value of

$C1+4+++?

4a5 0.000/3 4b5 0.0/30 4c5 0.00/3 4d5 0&/300 222. In 1" years4 a sum of money 'ut on sim'le interest trebles itself4 the rate of interest 'er annum /ould beB 4a5 l* 29. 8 4b5 -) -9) 8 4c5 2. 8 4d5 .0 8 223. .he selling 'rice of 12 articles is e*ual to the cost 'rice of 1" articles. .he gain 'er cent isB 4a5 2.8 4b5 208 4c5 )08 4d5 .08 22 . What /ill be the value of N(&"# 5 &"# I (&"# 5 1 4a5 90.*00 4b5 90.*0 4c5 9.*000 4d5 @onQ of these 22". .he 'rice of a commodity is first increased by 3+= and then decreased by 3+=. What /ill be the effect on its 'rice? 4a5 98 decrease 4b5 'ata inadequate 4c5 98 increase 4d5 @one of these 22#. If " men and & /omen can do a 'iece of /or8 in " days and # men and 3 /omen can also do the same /or8 in " days then 2 men and " /omen /ill do this. /or8 inB 4a5 2 )9-- days 4b5 . days 4c5 -- days 4d5 -. days 22$. A can do a 'iece of /or8 in 1" days and , alone can do it in 1+ days. , /or8s at it for " days and then leaves. A alone can finish the remaining /or8 inB 4a5 * J days 4b5 3 J days 4c5 0 days 4d5 9 days 22&. 0ind the <90 of N(52 V ) and N#52 !"5!#) )?

4a5 )!;2 4b5 /!;. 4c5 2!;) 4d5 )!%2 22(. .he diameter of a circular /heel is 1#& cm. <o/ far /ill it travel in 1++ revolutions? 4a5 .2000 cm 4b5 2*/ cm 4c5 /*20 cm 4d5 9000 cm 23+. If 1C5I1CyJ"4 1C5I1CyJ#41CyI1CSJ$4 then find the values of 54 y and S res'ectively. 4a5 -92& -9)& %-9/ 4b5 -92& -9)& N 4c5 %-92& -9)& N 4d5 -92& -9)& -9/ 231. .he 'resent age of %ohanlal is four times the 'resent age of his son. 0our years hence4 the sum of their ageEs /il1 be 3. What is the 'resent age of his son? 4a5 -. years 4b5 -0 years 4c5 3 years 4d5 -2 years 232. 0ind the 'roduct of the roots of the e*uation V 3 V $5 I #5 2 J + 4a5 %2 4b5 J 4c5 2 4d5 < -92 233. (_1#I22 !"#I1C2 !1C J?

4a5 )3 2)920 4b5 )-2 N 4c5 -/3)9/ 4d5 -/0-9/ 23 . +.+" 5 +.+" 5 +.+" B +.+ 4a5 0.0- 4b5 0.02 4c5 0.09 4d5 0.9 23". Kut of the numbers given belo/4 by /hich least number should 1$# be multi'lied so that it /ill be a 'erfect s*uare? 4a5 0 4b5 -- 4c5 -2 4d5 @one of these 23#. <o/ many days are there from 2nd 7anuary4 1((" to 1"th March4 1(("? 4a5 3) 4b5 3/ 4c5 3- 4d5 32 23$. .he t/o sides of a right triangle containing the right angle are 1" cm and & cm. .he radius of its circumcircle isB 4a5 /.3. cm 4b5 2.)3. cm 4c5 0.. cm 4d5 --.. cm 23&. .he angles of a he'tagon are in the ratio 1@2@3@ @"@#@$@ &. .he smallest angle is B 4a5 )0 ? 4b5 22 J ? 4c5 -2? 4d5 2/? 23(. ./o chords A, and 91 of a circle intersect at ) such that A)J 2. cm and 9) J 1.#cm. .he length of 1) isB 4a5 /.0 cm 4b5 *./tm 4c5 -.* cm 4d5 ).2 cm 2 +. An edge of a cube measures 1+ cm. If the largest 'ossible cone is cut out of this cube4 then the volume of the cone isB 4a5 2*-.9 cm3 4b5 2*2.3 cm3 4c5 2*0 cm3 4d5 2*0.9 cm3 2 1. Mac has `3 more than :en4 but then :en /ins on the horses and trebles his money4 so that he has no/ `2 more than the Kriginal amount of money that the t/o boysE had bet/een them. <o/ much money did Mac and :en have bet/een them before :enEs /in? 4a5 R-) 4b5 R-. 4c5 R9 4d5 R-2 2. :amal got married # years ago..oday her age is 1C1+ times her age at the time of marriage. <er sonEs age is 1C1+ times her age. <er sonEs age isB 4a5 / yrs 4b5 . yrs 4c5 2 yrs 4d5 ) yrs 2 3. .he current birth rate 'er thousand is 324 /hereas corres'onding death rate is 11 'er thousand. .he net gro/th rate in terms of 'o'ulation in 'er cent is given byB 4a5 2-8 4b5 26-8 . 4c5 0.02-8 4d5 0.002-8 2//. If log1+ 2 C 0.)0-0& then log2-0 is= 4a5 ).)220 4b5 . 4c5 0.))22 4d5 ).2)20 2 ". A man invests e*ual sums in. #= bonds and 1+= bonds and gets 1+= for his money If &= bond of face value 2s. 1++ are available at 2s. &+4 /hat is the 'rice at /hich he 'urchased the #= bond of same face Falue? cm4 ,) J 3.2 5 +.+ 5 +.+ J +.+" 5 +.+" T +.++2 I +.+ 5 +.+

4a5 7s. *0 4b5 7s. 00 4c5 7s. -00 4d5 7s. -20 2 #. 9ar'enter a can ma8e a table in 2C3rd of a day4 /hile b can ma8e it in 2C"th of a day. <o/ many tables could both of them ma8e in a day? 4a5 ) 4b5 - -9-. 4c5 / 4d5 ) 29-. 2 $. .hree 'artners A4 , and 9 ma8e a 'rofit of 2s. ("4+++ Dtogether in a business. A invested half the ca'ital for half the time4 , one! third of ca'ital for one!third the time and the remaini1g 'artner4 the rest of the money for /hole.What is ,Es share of the 'rofit? 4a5 7s. 9.&00099 4b5 7s& -9&000 4c5 7s. )0&000 4d5 7s. 20&000 2 &. A rich man distributed his land e*ually bet/een his " sonEs. Zater4 he too8 a/ay the youngest oneEs share as a 'unishment for demanding do/ry4 and distributed it e*ually among the others. .he eldest no/ had (3.$" s*. m. of land. <o/ much land did the man originally have? 4a5 )3. sq. m. 4b5 -.0 sq. m. 4c5 /2. sq. m. 4d5 9)3.. sq. m. 2 (. In a class #+= of the students /ere boys and 3+= of them got a first class. If "+= of the students in Dthe class got a first class4 find the fraction of the girls in the class /ho got a first class? 4a5 29. 4b5 /9. 4c5 K 4d5 29) 2"+. >aveen sold his bat and t/o balls to ,abloo and he made a 'rofit of 2+= on the bat but gave a/ay the balls4 for /hich he had 'aid half as much as the bat4 at a loss of 2+=. Kn the /hole he made 2s. 2+ 'rofit. 0ind the total cost of the bat and the ball. 4a5 7s. /00 4b5 7s. )00 4c5 7s& 200 4d5 7s. -00 2"1. 2 had t/ice the money 3 had. ,ut after 3 received 2s. 2+++ from 24 2 had 1C1 th as much as 3. <o/ much money in ru'ees did 3 have in th beginning? 4a5 *000 4b5 /.00 4c5 )000 4d5 .000 2"2. 0rom a 'ac8 of "2 cards 2 cards are dra/n one by one /ithout re'lacement. .he 'robability that the first dra/n card is a 8ing and the second is a *ueen4 is 4a5 29-) 4b5 09**) 4c5 /9**) 4d5 -0)9**) 2"3. Kut of + res'ective natural numbers4 t/o numbers are selected randomly. What is the 'robability that the sum of t/o numbers /ill be an odd number? 4a5 J 4b5 -/9-9 4c5 -/929 4d5 209)9 2" . .he ratio of a t/o digit number and sum of this no. is @1. If unit 'lace of this no. is e5ceeded by 3 of tens 'lace number then /hat is the number? 4a5 2/ 4b5 *) 4c5 /2 4d5 )* 2"". .he average tem'erature from Monday to Wednesday is 3$M9 and the average tem'erature from .uesday to .hursday is 3 M9. If the tem'erature of .hursday is C"th of the tem'erature on Monday4 then /hat is the tem'erature of .hursday? 4a5 )* .?B 4b5 )*?B 4c5 )...?B 4d5 )/?B

2"#. #4 134 1&4 2"4 3+4 3$4 4a5 2. 4b5 )0 4c5 )3 4d5 /0 2"$. #+&+4 3& +4 3& 4

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4a5 - 4b5 2 4c5 2/ 4d5 )0/ 2"&. 12"4 12$4 13+4 13"4 1 24 1"34 1#" 4a5 -*. 4b5 -.) 4c5 -/2 4d5 -)0 2"(. <o/ many cubes have only t/o faces 'ainted? 4a5 -* 4b5 20 4c5 2/ 4d5 20 2#+. <o/ many cubes have t/o faces 'ainted red and blac8 and all other faces un'ainted? 4a5 / 4b5 -2 4c5 0 4d5 -* 2#1. <o/ many cubes have one face 'ainted blue and one face 'ainted red? N.he other faces may be 'ainted or un'ainted) 4a5 -* 4b5 -2 4c5 0 4d5 / 2#2. <o/ many cubes have three faces 'ainted /ith different colour? 4a5 -* 4b5 / 4c5 0 4d5 -2 2#3. If 2C5 J and if 2Cy J & then 5 V y J

4a5 N 4b5 / 4c5 K 4d5 -90 2# . - is older4 than 3 but he is younger than 2. If -Es age is b4 3Es age is c and 2Es age is d4 then /hich of the follo/ing is true? 4a5 cEdEb 4b5 bEdEc 4c5 b Ec Ed 4d5 b D c Ed 2#". If 5 J !24 then 5)B52B5B1J? 4a5 =) 4b5 =-- 4c5 = -. 4d5 -) 2##. What is the area of a s*uare inscribed in a circle /hose circumference is 1 #it? 4a5 2.* 4b5 */ 4c5 )2 4d5 -20 2#$. .here are 2$ students in a 9hemistry class and 2 students in a -hysics class. %even of these students ta8e -hysics and 9hemistry both. What is the ratio of the number of students 4 ta8ing only -hysics to those ta8ing 9hemistry? 4S5 36* 4b5 *63 4c5 /6) 4d5 )6/ 2#&. A bag contains "+ 'aisa4 2" 'aisa and 1+ 'aisa coins in the ratio "@(@ amounting to 2s. 2+#. 0ind the number of coins of each ty'e. 4a5 -00& /00& 200 4b5 200& )*0& -*0. 4c5 -.0& //0& 200 4d5 220& )00& -0

2#(. .he cost 'rice of 12 articles e*ual to selling 'rice of (.. articles. 0ind the gain 'ercent. 4a5 20 8 4b5 2. 8 4c5 )) 8 4d5 /0 8 2$+. 2eeta got married # years ago. .oday her age is1 W times her age at the time of marriage. <er sonEs age is 1C1+ times her age. <er sonEs age is ! 4a5 ) years 4b5 / years. 4c5 . years 4d5 2 years