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    This document summarizes the solutions to questions on a 2010 CBSE Class 10 Math exam. It provides: 1) The answers to 10 single-value questions from Section A of the paper. 2) The solution to question 11 from Section B, showing the steps to find that a polynomial factorizes and has a zero of x = 4. 3) The solution to question 12, showing that for two linear equations to have infinitely many solutions, their slopes must be equal. It sets up a system of equations and solves for k = 7.

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    This document summarizes the solutions to questions on a 2010 CBSE Class 10 Math exam. It provides: 1) The answers to 10 single-value questions from Section A of the paper. 2) The solution to question 11 from Section B, showing the steps to find that a polynomial factorizes and has a zero of x = 4. 3) The solution to question 12, showing that for two linear equations to have infinitely many solutions, their slopes must be equal. It sets up a system of equations and solves for k = 7.

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    CBSE Class 10 Maths Question Paper Solution 2010 Set 1

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    This document summarizes the solutions to questions on a 2010 CBSE Class 10 Math exam. It provides: 1) The answers to 10 single-value questions from Section A of the paper. 2) The solution to question 11 from Section B, showing the steps to find that a polynomial factorizes and has a zero of x = 4. 3) The solution to question 12, showing that for two linear equations to have infinitely many solutions, their slopes must be equal. It sets up a system of equations and solves for k = 7.

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    CBSE Class 10 Maths Question Paper Solution 2010

    QUESTION PAPER CODE 30/1/1


    EXPECTED ANSWERSNALUE POINTS
    SECTION ,-A
    1. Tenninating 2. X" -6 X + 4 3. d = 2a Marks
    I X lO = 10m

    4. 1 :9 5. 5cm 6.
    3

    7. p=3 8. (3.5) 9. 48cm 2

    3
    10.
    26

    SECTION-B

    3 2 ·
    11. p(x) = x - 4x - 3x + 12

    ) .
    fj and-fj arezeroesofp(x) ⇒ (£-3)is afactor ofp(x)

    ltn

    ⇒ x = 4 is the third zero of p(x)

    12. For a pair oflinear equations to have infinitely

    many solutions = ½m

    (i) (ii) (iii)

    =
    3
    =
    k-1 k+2 3k
    Im
    From (i) arid (ii)gettingk = 7
    k = 7 satisfies ·(ii)and (iii) and(i)and (iii) also Y2m
    :. k = 7

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