SAT - chess @ CHaths) i fen Trend Section-A fo Question numbers 1 to 10 carry 1 mark each. For each of the questions 1-10, four altemative choices have been provided of which only one is correct. You have to select the correct choice. 1. Which of the following equations has the sum ofits roots as 3? A eracs0 (8) 2139350 © ope (0) S330. 2 Thesumotfirsttive mutiples of 3is A 4s ® 6 (©) 75 (0) 90 3. Ifraditof the two concentric circles are 15cm and 17cm, then the length ofeach chord of ‘one circle which is tangent io other is (A) bm (8) 16m (©) 300m (0) 17m 4, InFig.1, PQ and PR are tangents to the circle i with cerite O such hat ZOPR=50", then ZOORis equalto| Pe a @ x0 rot (C) 40" (0) 50" . 5. _Twotangents making an angle of 120" with eah other, are drawn to‘a circle ofradius Gem, then the length of each tangent is equal to (A) Bem (8) 6yBon (C) Bem (0) avon 6. Todrew a pair of tangents oa circle which are inctined to each other at an angle of 100°, itis required to draw tangents at end points of those two radi ofthe circle, the angle ‘between which should be (100° ©) 50" ©) 8 (©) 200° 7. The height of cons is 60cm, Asmall cone is cutoff tthe top by aplane parallel tothe base ants volume is 2th he volume of eriginal cone. The height rom the base at ey “which the section is made is (A), 15am (8) 30cm (C) 450m (©) 20cm 10440 Ifthe circumferencs ofa circles equalto the perimeter ofa square then the ratioof their (A) 227 B) 44st () 722 741 ‘Apole 6m high castsa shadow 246 miong onthe ground than the sun's elevation is a) eo ©) 45° ©) a ©) Which ofthe following cannot be the probability of an event? 1 WF ©) 03 5 © 4% © G4 Section-B Question numbers 11 to 18 carry 2 marks each. 4. 12, 13, 14. 8 18 17. 18, Find theroets othe folowing quadratic equation: 2d Zexdeo BE tte numbers 2, 441 andSe+2 ore nA, Fndinevaus ox ‘Two tangents PA and PB are drawn from an extemal point P to a circle with centre ©. Prove that AOBP isa cyclic quadrilateral, In Fig2, acitele of radius emis inscribed ina square, y Finite [De How many spherical lead shots each having diameter 3cm can be made from a cuboidal lead solid of dimensions Gem x t1em x 126m? Point P(6,-3) is one of the two points of trisection of the line cegmenticining the points AG7,-2) and B(1,-5) near to, Find the coordinstes ofthe other point of trisection. ‘Show that the point P(-4.2) lies onthe ine segment joining the points Al-4;8) and By-4,6} Two dice are thrown atthe sametime. Find the probability of gtting different numbers on both cice. oR ‘Accoin is tossed two times. Find the probability of getting almost one head, 105Section-C ‘Questions numbers 19 to 28 carry 3 marks each. oy 24 22 23 24, 114 Find the rocts ofthe equation = +55 oR ‘Anatural number, when increased by 12, becomes equal to 160 times its reciprocal Find ‘he number, Find the sum of the integers between 100 and 200 that are divisible by 9. A InFig 3, twotangerts PQ and PRare drawn . <( 3 x38 toacircle with cenire O roman external point. Prove that ZOPR=2Z00R, : oR ms Prove thatthe parallelogram circumscribing a crce is a rhombus, Draw tiangle ABC with side BC=6om, AB=5em and ZABC=60°, Then constructatriangle ston doar 2 spencer sin AAC InFig4, OABCis a square inscribed in a quadrant OPBO, WOA=200m, find the area of shaded region. [Use x=3.14] ‘Ahemispherical depression is cut outfrom one face of a cubical wooden block such that ‘the diameter "ofthe hemisphere is equal othe edge o the cube. Determine the surface ‘area of the remaining solid, oR ‘A copper rod of diameter tom and length Bem is drawn into @ wire of length 18m of ‘uniform thickness. Find the thickness ofthe wire. ‘Atower stands vertically on the ground. From a point onthe ground which is20m away fromthe foatof the tower, the angle of elevation ofthe top of the tower is found tobe 60°, Find the height ofthe tower. Prove thatthe points A(4,3), B(6 4), C{5,-6) and D(3.-7) in that order are the vertices of parallelogram. “The points A(2.9), B(a.5),C(5,5) are the vertices ofa triangle ABC rightangled at 8. Find the value of'a' and hence the area of AABC. ‘Cards with numbers 2 101 are placed ina box. Acard s selected at random from the box. Find the probebiliy that the card which is selected has a number which is a perfect square, 4108Section-D ‘Question numbers 29 to 34 carry 4 marks each. 2 3 ‘Atraintreye's ata certain average sped fora distance of 63km and then travels distance #7 2kmat an average speedof 6kminr more than is original speed, Iittakes Shours to Complete the total journey, what i its original average speed? oR Find two consecutive odd positive integers, sum of whose squares is 260, ‘Asum of Re, 1400 is tobe used to give seven cash prizes to students ofa school tor their ‘overall academic performance. each prizeis Rs. 40 ess thenthe precedingprice, find the value of gach ofthe prizes. Prove thatthe lengths of tangents drawn from an external pointto a circle are equel ‘Avwell of diameter m and 14m deep is dug. The earth, taken out of, has been evenly ‘spread all around tin the shape ofa circular ring of width 4m to form an embankment. Find the height ofthe embankment oR 21 glass spheres each of radius 2cm are packed in a cuboidal box of internal dimensions ‘{eemxBemxéem and then the box i filed with water. Find the Volume of water filledinthe box, “Tho slantheight ofthe frustum ofa cone s 4am and the circumferences ofits circular ends ‘are {Bem andéom. Find curved surface area ofthe frustum. From appoint on the ground the angles of elevation of the bottom and top ofa transmission ‘ower fixed at the top of 20m high building are 45* and 60" respectively. Find height of the tower, 1071. 2 18, 14, 18. 16, Marking Scheme Mathematics, SA-It Class X Section-A 8) 2 | 3 (8) 4 A 5) « 7 © 6 a A 10. (0) tssono Section-B Zaxd-05 7 Zawd-onnescoo 4 ain.o9 aaeartedro {a41)3)=0_ Me ‘ oad 1 ater : Beerdom ' ZPAQ+ne11 1 1 * 21, Join OR ZOOR= 180-2OPR 1 zoaRe[te0-z00R]=4 Z0PR 1 = ZOPR=2200R 4 109oR (© ABCD is a ligm => AB=CD and AD=BC > to-rs { a NLA. os = (AP#PB)(RC#DR) = (AS+DS}+(BQ+0C) ‘ABSCD = ADIBC => 2AB = 2AD = AB=AD > ABCD is a rhombus 22. Drawing AABC correctly Construction of similar A 3. Radius= JOANAB® = 20/2cm Shaded area = Jx9-14<600-207 += 628-400=228em* aman 24, Rgured SA = 6¢%-9(14) +2n( 4)" a) = orton Sin +24) oR 1% % %28. 3 ABTH=V6, ODNTT4 = VE ie. AB=CD BC=V100-41 = V10%, AD=/100+7 = 107 Le. BC=AD = ABCD is gm cas ABHBCT=ACt > (a-2y+16+(a5y=9H16 » = 25814092060 = 701020 (@5)(6-2)=0, a25 002 & ch peo Jpex00-J9)-nuts Total Number of cards 100 Perfect squares are 4,9, 16,25, 26,40, 64,81, 1001.0.9 a + Probabiliy = +5 Section-D Lot average speed be x nvr = Dien) 426K BK oF 92-391-126=0 3 (42) 0 = x-42kehe 224429200 De hx-288°0 oF x42e143=0 (4 19)0-11)=0 = 914 Numbers are 14 and 13 8,51400, d=40 n=7 140002. (a-6x40) 200=0-120= a+320 [Numbers are $20, 280, 240, 200, 160, 120, 80{i.e. value of prizes in Rs.) Correct Given, To Prove, Construction and figure a" Yond