10th Maths Model Paper -3

AP 10th CLASS April – 2023
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Mathematics Model paper -3
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SECTIONIwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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1. Find q and r, for pair of positive integers a = 15 and b = 5, satisfying a = bq + r.
2. For what value of k is one root of the quadratic equation 9 x 2
 18
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3. Find the volume
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4. Given which
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cannot be the value of sin ?
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5 3 3
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5. Define “Anglewww.manabadi.co.in
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6. If A = {Rectangles}, B = {Rhombuses}, find A  B .
7. ∆PQR ∆XYZ and X  300 , Q  500 , then find Z .
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8. Choose the www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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(I) : The tangents drawn at the end points www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
of a diameter are parallel.
Statement (II) : The angle between the tangent and the radius at the point of contact is 600.
A) Both I and II are true B) I – false, II – true
C) I – true, II – false D) Both I and II are false
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2
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b) Midpoint
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x2  x1
c) Distance
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 2
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(B) both 4 and 6 (C) both 3 and www.manabadi.co.in
6 (D) 3, www.manabadi.co.in
4 or 6
11. Assertion (A) : Pair of linear equations x  2 y  5  0, 2 x  4 y  10  0 have infinitely www.manabadi.co.in
many solutions.
Reason (R)
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have infinitely
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many solutions,
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2 b2
A) Both Assertion and Reason are true. Reason is supporting the Assertion.
B) Both Assertion and Reason are true. But Reason is not supporting the Assertion.
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C) Assertion is true but the Reason is false.
D) Assertion is false but the Reason is true.
12. Find the probability
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SECTIONIIwww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
II. ANSWER
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13. The larger of two supplementary angles exceeds the smaller by 18o. Find the angles.
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14. The lateral www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
surface area of a cylinder is equal to thewww.manabadi.co.in
curved surface areawww.manabadi.co.in
of a cone. If
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the cone.
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15. Write thewww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
roster form of the following sets and thenwww.manabadi.co.in
state they are finitewww.manabadi.co.in
or infinite.
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B = { x : x  N and x2 = 4}
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17. Find the radius
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centre.
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18. If 3 tan Awww.manabadi.co.in
= 4, then find sin A www.manabadi.co.in
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19. If the median of the scores , , , , x  x  0  is 4, then find ‘x’.
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20. The points
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in a plane. Show that these points
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are collinear.
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III. ANSWER www.manabadi.co.in
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QUESTIONS: www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
84 =32M
21. Find all the
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 6 x  2 , if you know that two of its zeroes
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22. In X class, if three students sit on each bench, one student will be left. If your students
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bench, one bench will www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
be left. Find the number www.manabadi.co.in
of students and the number

of benches in that class.
23. If A = {x www.manabadi.co.in
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= {x : x is a positivewww.manabadi.co.in
even number less than 10}, then
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find (i) Awww.manabadi.co.in A – B by Venn diagram.
24. In a GP the 3 term is 24 and 6 term is 192. Find the 10th term.
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25. AB and CD
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circles of www.manabadi.co.in
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with centre O. If www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
AOB  30
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0
, find the area of the
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27. If two coins
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28. ABC is a www.manabadi.co.in
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straight line meetingwww.manabadi.co.in
AB in P and AC in www.manabadi.co.in
Q.
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If AP = 1www.manabadi.co.in
cm. and BP = 3cm.,www.manabadi.co.in
AQ = 1.5 cm., CQ =www.manabadi.co.in
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IV. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: www.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
5 8 =40M
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(Or)
(B) The sum
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and 10th
and the sum of the 6www.manabadi.co.in
terms is 44. Find the first three terms of the AP.
30. (A) An express
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Mysore and Bangalore (without taking into consideration the time they stop at
intermediate
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(B) A well of diameter 14 m. is dug 15 m. deep. The www.manabadi.co.in
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it has been
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31. (A) Find the
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the line segment joining A(–2, 2)
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(Or)
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Daily pocket
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32. (A) The angle of elevation of thewww.manabadi.co.in www.manabadi.co.in
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the foot of the tower
the angle
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the height of the building.
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pointing at
one of the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8(see figure), and these are equally likely
outcomes.
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2? (iii) a number less than 9?
33. (A) Draw the graph of the polynomial x  4 x  3 and find zeroes.
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