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)'16rr mt ii) 20 rr m 2 ···) 64 2

111 rr m iv) 9 rr m 2
5. Prime Minister's National R I" f F d · h f
. e ie un 1st e und raised to provide support for p(\ople affected by natural and
man-m~de disa~ters. Natu~al disa_sters that are covered under this include flood, cyclone, earthquake etc. Man-
made disasters include maJor accidents, acid attacks, riots etc.

Two friends Sita and Gita together contributed Rs. 200 towards this Fund. Answer the following:

a) ~hich out of the following is not a linear equation? /

1)2x = 3 ii) 4 = Sx - 4y ~x 2 + x = 1 iv) x - ✓2 y = 3
b) How to represent the above situation in linear equation in two variables?
i)2x + y = 200 ii)x + y = 200 iii) 200x = y iv) 200 + x = y
c) If Sita contributed Rs. 76, then how much was contributed by Gita?
i} Rs. 120 ii) Rs. 123 "-i.H-} Rs. 124 iv) Rs. 125
d) If both contributed equally. then how much is contributed by each?
i) Rs. SO, Rs. 50 ~rJ Rs. 100, Rs. 100 iii) Rs. 150, Rs. 150 iv) Rs. 120, Rs . 120
e) Which is the standard form of linear equation x = -5?
i) x + 5 =0 ii) 1. x - 5 = 0 ~r(l. x + 0. y + S 0 = =
iv) 1. x + 0. y 5
6. Cleanliness drive is the way to raise awareness on the importance of cleanliness in one's neighborhood. Residents
of a certain locality joined' Cleanliness drive' together to clean their area. Participation of women was 10 more
than number of men. Taking x as number of women and y as number of men. Answer the following:
a) Which of the following is a linear equation?
i) x 2 + 1 0 = ii) x - 1 =
, iii) x l iv) none of these
b) Which mathematical concept is used here?
i) Polynomials ii) Probability iii) Statistics
.
~iv) Linear Equations In Two Variables
c) Express the above situation as a linear equation in two variables?
_,)1' x = 10 +y ii) x + 10 = y iii) lOx = y
• ) X
IV - =y
10
d) Find the number of women if number of men is 30?
i) 30 ii) 20 ,_;H1" 40 iv) SO
e) If number of women is double the number of ~n then what is the number of women?
i) 52 ii) 20 ..)ti1' 60 iv) SO
7. Temperature is a measure of the warmth or coldness of an object or substance with reference to some standard
value.
The temperature of a liquid can be measured in Kelvin units as 'x' Kor in Fahrenheit units as 'y'°F. The relation
between the two systems of measurement of temperature is given by the linear equation y = ~5 (x - 2 73) + 32
On the basis of this answer the following questions:
a) FingJhe temperature in Fahrenheit if the temperature of the body is 313 K.
~ 104°F ii) 208°F iii) 72°F . iv) 144°F
b) If the temperature is 158°F, then find the temperature in Kelvin.
i) 243 K Yf343 K iii) K iv) 70 K
c) What is the temperature in Kelvin if given te
i) 155.2K ii) 55.2 K iv) OK
d) What is the value of temperature eit and Kelvin ?
i) 572.25 _A 57,, iv) 570.25
 i) 70 ii) 204 .)U) 134 iv) 274
13. A plane mirror is a mirror with flat reflective surface.
An incident ray is a ray of light that strikes a surface. The reflected ray corresponding to a given incident ray, is the
ray that represents the light reflected by the ray.
In figure, m and n are two plane mirrors perpendicular to each other.
Answer the following questions:
a) Parallel lines:
i) Meet at a point .;m never meet
ii) Sometimes meet iv) meet at right angles
b) Which statement is incorrect?
i) Corresponding angles are formed at corresponding corners
ii) Alternate interior angles are equal
,A Angles on the same side of transversal are complementary
iv) Vertically opposite angles are equal
c) Incident ray CA is:
i) /arallel to AB iii) perpendicular to BD
jiY Parallel to BO iv) perpendicular to AO

d) LDBA + LBAC
i) < 60., ii)=90° .)+(:180° iv) >270°
e) If 80=3 cm, AB=S cm then, AO=
i) 3cm ii) 2 cm ~cm iv) 6 cm
14 A farmer has fie.Id ABCD formed by two pair of parallel roads as shown below in which lllm and pllq. His four
cows arc wffcrrng from some dlsea,e c.alled BSE ( Bovrne Spong,form Encephalopathy). Thus he tied them at four
c.orners of the field ABCD.

BJ'.>f'd on above ,nrormat,on answer the following questions:

a) I. BAC=30" , find L.ACD
,) GO" ii)90" \.)if1°3o· iv)20"
b) ✓-ABC ~ L BCD =180" as
1) Corre~ponding angles are supplementary
ii) Alternate Interior angles are supplementary
Iii) Alternate exterior angles are supplementary
_Jvt Angles on same side of transversal are supplementary
c) If cow at C and cow at Dis 2 km apart, then what is the distance between cow at A and cow at 87
i) 1 km Jtt1 km iii) 3 km iv) 4 km
d) If LB.aa45°, then LD=
1) so· Ii) 40° .mt 45 • iv) ss·
e) If we Join BO such that BO meet AC at O and LBOC=30°, then what is the measure of LAOD?
i) 90° ii) 60° iii) 45• W7'30•
15. Once the Maths teacher of class IX-C told students that today we will prove that the sum of all three angles is
180". As shown In figure I he told to draw any triangle ABC in the notebook. Further side BC was extended to D.
Now the teacher said to draw CE 11 BA. Further angles were named 1 to 5 as shown in figure.

• D

Based on this answer the following questions:

a) BA 11 CE and AC is the transversal line So Ll is ec;iual to which angle?
1) L2 ii) L3 _.)H') L4 iv) LS
b) L2 is equal to which anglP?
1) Ll i1) L3 Iii) L4 y(L_s
c) What IS the value of L3 + L4 + LS?
 % 180" ii) 120· Iii) 200° iv) 360°
d( What is the value of L8:D=L4 + LS?
i) L3 + LS ~ l + L2 iii) L2 + L3 iv) L4 + L3
e) What is the value of Ll + L2 + L3?
,.A,,.....
180° iii) 100°
ii) 360" iv) 280°
16. Once 4 students from class IX-A were selected for plantation of flower plants in the school garden. The selected
students were Pankaj, Raju, Deepak and Renu.
As shown PQ and MN are the parallel lines of the plants.
PankaJ planted a sunflower plant at P, then RaJu planted another sunflower at Q. Further, Deepak was called to
plant any flowering plant at point M. He planted a marigold there.
Now it was the turn of Renu. She was told to plant a flowering plant different from the three planted earlier. So
she planted a rose plant at N. There was a water pipeline XY which intersects PQ and MN at A and Band
LXBN=60°.

Q
p ~m

ill
Cm

Answer the following questions:

a) What is the val ue of Lz?
il 60° -ri'f 120· 111) 180° iv) 100°
b) What is the val ue of LX?
-H~ o· Ii) 120° iii) 180° iv) 100°
c) What is the value of p+q?
il 60° i,) 120· im 180· iv) 100°
d) Which angle Is the corresponding angle to La?
i) LZ ii)Lp iii)Lb \.-W}Lq
e) W_!}at is the value of (p+q+a+z)/6?
...A'60° ii) 120· iii) 180° iv) 100°
The tt wer e two par alle l roa ds AM and XY tn New
Deihl Due to lnc ~•s lnl pollution. MCD
planned to pt pla ntN trees on thes e roads
On the roa d AM. plan ts of Aahoka wer e plan ted
by one com pan y. Wh ile on the roa d XY
mango tre n were plan ted by another company

I
• •
&.t wee n lhe • roa ds thr .t 1tl'Nts SI 1. SI 2 and
St 3 we n lltuatld
Dur ing tht survey. BPQ was mtasured 10 bt
709 and odllr •ftllll P, q, r, 1 and 1 were
also measurtd
Now UIW ff Ille tbD ow lq q11•tlolll:
L Wh at Is the measun of p?
a. 6()-
b 70-
c. 160·
d. l()C)•

U. Wh at Is the m.1 1
.. 60-
b. 70-
c. 160 ·
d 110•
llL Wh at Is the
a. so-
b 70-
c. 160 ·
d. t()() •
1v Wh at ls lhe
 d 110•
\ Wha t Is valu e of {4p (q•r ) (r s)J?
a. so·
b. 100°
c. 160 ·
d. tao•
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) are reco rded ro rhe beaU