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QUESTION PAPER CODE 30/1/2

EXPECTED ANSWERS/VALUE POINTS
SECTION - A
Q.No. Marks
21 o –9
1. 2. 25 3. 1:3 4. 1×4 = 4 m
26 4
SECTION - B
5. ABC is right triangle
2 2 2
 AC = BC + AB
AB 2  5 – 2   2  2   25  AB  5 
2 2

BC 2  2  2   t  2   16  t  2 
2 2 2
 1m
2 2 2 
AC  5  2   2 – t   49  2 – t 
2

49  2 – t   41  t  2 
2 2
 

t  22 – 2 – t 2  8  1m
4  2t  8  t  1 

6. In Δs TPC and TQC 

TP  TQ 

TC  TC  1m
 1   2 (TP and TQ are equally 

inclined to OT) 
 Δ TPC  Δ TQC
 PC  QC and  3   4 ½m
 3   4  180 o   3   4  90 o 
But
 ½m
 OT is the right bisector of PQ 
12
1
7.  ABQ   AOQ  29o 1m
2
 ATQ  180o –  ABQ   BAT   180 o – 119o  61o 1m
8. The given quadratic equation can be written as
4x 2

– 4a 2 x  a 2 – b 4  0 ½m

or 2x – a 2  – b 
2 2 2
0 1m

 2x – a 2  b 2  2x – a 2
– b2 
2
0 

a 2 – b2 a 2  b2  ½m
 x , 
2 2 
9. Let P divide AB in the ratio of k : 1 ½m
1 
2K 
 2  3  8 K  2  3K  3 
K 1 4  1m

 K1 
5
 Required ratio = 1 : 5 ½m
10. Here a = 213, d = – 8, an = 37, where n is the number of terms
 37  213  (n – 1) (– 8) 

– 176  1m
 n – 1  n  23 
–8 
 Middle term = a12 = 213 + 11 (– 8) = 125 1m
13
SECTION - C
11. Let OA = OB = r
22 r 22 
 40     r  r  280  40r 
7 2 7  1m
r7 
 1 22 7 7 1 22 
 shaded area         7  7  cm 2 1m
2 7 2 2 2 7 
 5 385 1
  77   or cm 2  96 cm 2 1m
 4 4 4
12. Volume of solid wooden toy
5 2 22 7 7 7 1 22 7 7 
166          h 
6 3 7 2 2 2 3 7 2 2
 1m
1001 22 7 7 
or    7  h 
6 7 2 2 
1001 7
 7 h   13  h  6 cm ½+½ m
22  7
Area of hemispherical part of toy   2  22  7  7  cm 2 


 7 2 2  ½m
 77 cm 2 

 Cost of Paenting = Rs. (77 × 10) = Rs. 770 ½m
13. P is the mid-point of AB
 x+1=4  x=3
similarly y = 2  B (3, 2) 1m
similarly finding C (–1, 2) ½m
14
1
 Area Δ ABC  1 2 – 2  3 2  4  – 1 – 4 – 2   1  24  12 sq.u. 1½ m
2 2
14. ARQ ~ ADC ½m
x 4
   x  2 ½m
6 12
QC  82  4 2  4 5 ½m
Total surface area of frustum PQCB 1m
 π 6  2  4 5  6   2
2 2

22
 32  2.236  40  22 111.552   22  15.936 

7 7  1m
 350.592 
15. Total surfacearea of solid cuboidal block
= 2 (15 × 10 + 10 × 5 + 15 × 5) cm2 = 550 cm2 1m
22 7 7
Area of two circular bases = 2     77 cm 2 ½m
7 2 2
22 7
Area of curved surface of cylinder = 2rh  2    5  110 cm 2 1m
7 2
Reqd - area = (550 + 110 – 77) cm2 = 583 cm2 ½m
16. Area of Sq. ABCD = 142 or 196 cm2 ½m
Area of Small Sq. = 42 or 16 cm2 ½m
Area of 4 semi circles  4. 1 3.14 (2) 2  cm 2 


 2  1m

 25.12 cm 2 

15
 Reqd. area  (196 – 16 – 25.12) cm 2 

 1m
 154.88 cm 2 
17. Fiqure ½m
30 1m
(i)  tan 45o  1  y  30
y
x 1 y 30
(ii)  tan 30 o   x   10 3 1m
y 3 3 3
 Height of building is 10 3 m ½m
1 1
18. Sn 
2

3n 2  7n   S1  a 1 
2
10  5
1
S2  a 2  a 1  26   13  a 2  8 1m
2
 It is an A.P. with a  5 and d  3 ½m
 an  5  n – 1 3  3n  2 1m
 t 20  62 ½m
19. The total number of possible outcomes = 8 1m
4 1
(i) P (at least two heads) =  1m
8 2
7
(ii) P (at most two heads) = 1m
8
20. For the given quadratic equation to have equal roots
2
[6 (p + 1)] – 4 (p + 1) . 3 (p + 9) = 0 1m
or 36 (p  1)2 – 12 (p  1) (p  9)  0 
 1m
12 ( p  1) [3 p  3 – p – 9]  0 
16
As p  – 1, 2p  6 or p  3 ½m
Roots are 3, 3 ½m
SECTION - D
PR  PQ   PRQ   PQR 
180 – 30o  75o
21. 1m
2
SR | | QP and QR is a transversal   SRQ  75o 

 1m
o o o
  ORQ   RQO  90 – 75  15 
  QOR  180 – 2  15  150o   QSR  75o

o
1m
 RQS  180 o –  SRQ   SQR   30o 1m
22. figure 1m
Writing the trigonometric equations
x 1
(i)  tan 30o   y 3x 1m
y 3
x 5 x 5
(ii)  tan 60 o  3 or  3 1½ m
y 3x
 3x  x  5 
 ½m
or x  2.5 
 Height of Tower  2.5 m 

23. Money required for Ramkate for admission of daughter = Rs. 2500
A.P. formed by saving 1m
(i) = 100, 120, 140, --- upto 12 terms
17
12 
Sum of AP (i)  2 100  11 20  6 420 
2  1½ m
 Rs. 2520 
 She can get her doughter admitied ½m
Value : Small saving can fulfill your big desires or any else 1m
24. (i) Numbers divisible by 2 or 3 from 1 to 20 are
2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 3, 9, 15 Their number is 13 1m
13
 Required Probabilit y  1m
20
(ii) Prime numbers from 1 to 20 are 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19 : 8 in number 1m
8 2
 Required Probabilit y  or 1m
20 5
25. Let x m be the internal radius of the pipe
2
Radius of base of tank = 40 cm = m
5
315
Level of water raised in the tank = 3.15 or
100
2.52 km/hour  1.26 km in half hour = 1260 m 1m
 Getting the equation
2 2 315
π x 2 . 1260  π . .  1m
5 5 100
4 315 1 1 
 x2  .   
25 100 1260 2500
 1½
1 
 x m  2 cm
50 
 Internal diameter of pipe = 4 cm ½m
18
26. Volume of earth taken out after digging the well
 22 
   2  2  14  cu.m  176 cu.m ................. (i) 1m
 7 
Let x be the width of embankment formed by using (i)
22
Volume of embankment  2  x 2 – 22  40  176
  1½ m
7 100
 x2 + 4x – 140 = 0  (x + 14) (x – 10) = 0

1½ m
 x = 10
 Width of embankment = 10 m
2 3 23
27.  
x  1 2x – 2 5x
or 5x 4 x – 2  3x  3  46 x  1x – 2  1½ m
 
5x 7x – 5  46 x 2 – x – 2  11x 2 – 21x – 92  0 1m
21  441  4048 21  67
 x  1m
22 22
– 23
 4, ½m
11
28. Let the bigger pipe fills the tank in x hours ½m
 the smaller pipe fills the tanks in (x + 10) hours
4 9 1
   1½ m
x x  10 2
 2 (13x + 40) = x2 + 10x
19
or x2 – 16x – 80 = 0
 (x – 20) (x + 4) = 0 1½ m
 x = 20
the pipe with larger diameter fills the tank in 20 hours
and the pipe with smaller diameter fills the tank in 30 hour ½m
29. Correctly state given. To prove & Construction and Correct figure 2m
Correct proof 2m
30. Correct
i) Construction of isoscetes triangle with base 6 cm and altitute 4 cm 1½
ii) Construction of a similar triangle to (i) with given scale factor 2½
31. i) Area of PQC
1
 – 5 – 6  3 – 4 – 3  3  2 – 3  6   21 1½ m
2 2
ii) Area of PRS
1
 – 5 – 3 – 2   2 2  3  1 – 3  3  35 1½ m
2 2
21 35
 Area of Qurd. PQRS =   28 sq.u. 1 m.
2 2
20

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QUESTION PAPER CODE 30/1/2

5. ABC is right triangle

6. In Δs TPC and TQC 

 ATQ  180o –  ABQ   BAT   180 o – 119o  61o 1m

8. The given quadratic equation can be written as

9. Let P divide AB in the ratio of k : 1 ½m

10. Here a = 213, d = – 8, an = 37, where n is the number of terms

 Middle term = a12 = 213 + 11 (– 8) = 125 1m

12. Volume of solid wooden toy

Area of hemispherical part of toy   2  22  7  7  cm 2 

 Cost of Paenting = Rs. (77 × 10) = Rs. 770 ½m

13. P is the mid-point of AB

similarly finding C (–1, 2) ½m

14. ARQ ~ ADC ½m

Total surface area of frustum PQCB 1m

15. Total surfacearea of solid cuboidal block

= 2 (15 × 10 + 10 × 5 + 15 × 5) cm2 = 550 cm2 1m

Reqd - area = (550 + 110 – 77) cm2 = 583 cm2 ½m

16. Area of Sq. ABCD = 142 or 196 cm2 ½m

Area of Small Sq. = 42 or 16 cm2 ½m

Area of 4 semi circles  4. 1 3.14 (2) 2  cm 2 

 Reqd. area  (196 – 16 – 25.12) cm 2 

19. The total number of possible outcomes = 8 1m

20. For the given quadratic equation to have equal roots

SR | | QP and QR is a transversal   SRQ  75o 

  QOR  180 – 2  15  150o   QSR  75o

 RQS  180 o –  SRQ   SQR   30o 1m

Writing the trigonometric equations

A.P. formed by saving 1m

(i) = 100, 120, 140, --- upto 12 terms

 She can get her doughter admitied ½m

24. (i) Numbers divisible by 2 or 3 from 1 to 20 are

2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 3, 9, 15 Their number is 13 1m

(ii) Prime numbers from 1 to 20 are 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19 : 8 in number 1m

25. Let x m be the internal radius of the pipe

2.52 km/hour  1.26 km in half hour = 1260 m 1m

 Getting the equation

 Internal diameter of pipe = 4 cm ½m

26. Volume of earth taken out after digging the well

Let x be the width of embankment formed by using (i)

 x2 + 4x – 140 = 0  (x + 14) (x – 10) = 0

28. Let the bigger pipe fills the tank in x hours ½m

 the smaller pipe fills the tanks in (x + 10) hours

 2 (13x + 40) = x2 + 10x

the pipe with larger diameter fills the tank in 20 hours

i) Construction of isoscetes triangle with base 6 cm and altitute 4 cm 1½

ii) Construction of a similar triangle to (i) with given scale factor 2½

31. i) Area of PQC

ii) Area of PRS

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