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Question 81.


Distance between Mumbai and Pune is (2y2+y+2). There are two routes to travel from Mumbai to Pune as shown in the figure.
Distance Between Mumbai And Pune Is (2y2+y+2). There Are Two...
What is the difference between the distances of the two routes?


  1.     32 units  
  2.     23 units  
  3.     57 units  
  4.     34 units  
 Discuss Question
Answer: Option D. -> 34 units  
:
D
When y=5
Distance=(2y2+y+2)=2×52+5+2=50+5+2=57 units
When y =3,
Distance =(2y2+y+2)=2×32+3+2=18+3+2=23 units 
Required difference = 57 – 23 = 34 units.
Question 82.


If x3=9, then x is equal to


  1.     9
  2.     6
  3.     12
  4.     0
 Discuss Question
Answer: Option C. -> 12
:
C

x3=9Add 3 on both sides,x3+3=9+3x+0=12x=12


Question 83.


Identify the pair(s) of like terms among the given options.


  1.     3yx,8x2
  2.     4xy,3yx
  3.     4xy,8x2
  4.     All terms are unlike
 Discuss Question
Answer: Option B. -> 4xy,3yx
:
B
Like terms are terms that contain the same variables with the same power.
Here, 3yx and 4xy are like terms,
3yx and 8x2 are unlike terms,
4xy and 8x2 are unlike terms.
Question 84.


Autos in Bangalore have a fixed charge of ₹ 25 for first 2 km and variable charge of ₹ 13 per additional km. If x represents the total distance travelled, then what is the expression for the total charge?


  1.     ₹ (13x + 1)
  2.     ₹ (13x - 1)
  3.     ₹ (25+13x)
  4.     ₹ 13x
 Discuss Question
Answer: Option B. -> ₹ (13x - 1)
:
B
Total distance travelled = x km
So, the distance applicable for additional charge is (x2) km.
Total additional charge =13(x2)
Total charge = Fixed charge + Additional charge
                      =13(x2)+25
                      =13x26+25  
                      =(13x -1)
Expression for total charge is (13x -1). 
Question 85.


The pattern formed by all odd numbers is correctly represented by the expression


  1.     2n+1
  2.     2(n+1)
  3.     2n
  4.     None of above
 Discuss Question
Answer: Option A. -> 2n+1
:
A
Even numbers are divisible by 2.
So, all even numbers can be represented by 2 × n; where n represents whole numbers 0, 1, 2....
All, even number are succeeded by an odd number.
2n+1 gives the pattern formed by odd numbers.
For n=0, 2n+1 = 2 × 0 + 1 = 1
For n=1, 2n+1 = 2 × 1 + 1 = 3
For n=2, 2n+1 = 2 × 2 + 5 = 5.
So, it is clear that A is the correct option.
Question 86.


Sum of the expressions 3x+4y and 2y+7x is _____.


  1.     5x+11y
  2.     11x+5y
  3.     10x+6y
  4.     6x+10y
 Discuss Question
Answer: Option C. -> 10x+6y
:
C

Adding the coefficients of x and y, we get
            3x+4y   +
            7x+2y
             _______
            10x+6y
3x+4y+2y+7x=10x+6y


Question 87.


Write the given statement in algebraic form "28 more than twice of x is equal to 45." [1 MARK]


 Discuss Question
Answer: Option C. -> 10x+6y
:
Solution: 1 Mark
The algebraic form of the given statement is 2x+28=45
Question 88.


Subtract: [2 MARKS]
(i) 3a4b+5c from 4ab+6c
(ii) 5a3b+2c from a4b2c


 Discuss Question
Answer: Option C. -> 10x+6y
:
Solution: 1 Mark each 
(i)  (4ab+6c)(3a4b+5c)
= 4ab+6c3a+4b5c
= 4a3ab+4b+6c5c 
= a+3b+c
(ii) (a4b2c)(5a3b+2c)
= a4b2c5a+3b2c
= a5a4b+3b2c2c
= 4ab4c
Question 89.


A number is decreased by 15 and the new number so obtained is multiplied by 3; the result is 81. Find the number. [3 MARKS]


 Discuss Question
Answer: Option C. -> 10x+6y
:
Equation: 1 Mark
Steps: 1 Mark
Answer: 1 Mark
Let the number be x.
The number decreased by 15 (x15)
The number so obtained is multip[lied by 3 3×(x15)
Given: 3(x15)=813x45=81
3x=81+45
x=1263=42
  
The required number = 42
Question 90.


Kimmy went to play with her friends. If Kimmy rolls a die, say 13 times, her score will be the addition of all the numbers appearing on the die each time. Kimmy got 'a' 2 times, 'b' 5 times and 'd' 6 times. What is the total score of Kimmy? [2 MARKS]


 Discuss Question
Answer: Option C. -> 10x+6y
:

Concept: 1 Mark
Solution: 1 Mark
Total score of Kimmy =2a+5b+6d


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