ICSE PAPER - I

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1. The difference between CI and SI for 2 years
     = Rs.210-Rs.200 = Rs.10
        \interest on 1st year's interest = Rs.10
\Rate = 100*I = 100*10 = 10%
               PT       100*1
Principal = 100*I = 100*200 = Rs.1000
                   R*T     10*2

2. P = Rs.27,000 R = 4% N = 9
    Amount = P(1+R/100 )N
           A = 27,000*(1+4/100)9
    Log A = log 27000 + 9log1.04
               = 4.4314 + 9(0.0170) = 4.5844
     Taking antilogs A = 38410
     C.I. = 38410-27000 = Rs.11410


3.   In D APC and D ABC
       
ÐACP = ÐABC      ÐA = ÐA (common)
      Þ DACP ~ DABC [a-a-a]
      Þ
AP = PC = AC      if AP = 8 = 6
          AC   BC    AB          6     10  AB
      \AP = 4.8cm and AB = 7.5cm
        DACP = CP2 = 82 = 0.64
       DABC     BC2   102


4.  ( i) L.H.S. = sin(90-q)cos(90-q)
                                   tanq
                       = cosqsinq*1
                                      tanq
                      = cosqsinq*cosq
                                       sinq
                       = cosq2
                       = 1-sin2q = R.H.S.
        (ii) In DABC        BC2 = AB2+AC2 } ÐA = 90°
                 DAXY        XY2 = AX2+AY2
                \ BC2+XY2 = AB2+AC2+AX2+AY2
                                        = (AB2+AY2)+(AC2+AX2)
                                         = BY2+CX2
                    \ BC2+XY2 = BY2+CX2


5. CONSTRUCTION

6.   ( i) 5(a+3)2 = 23(a+3)+10
            substituting a+3 = x
            5x2 = 23x+10
            5x2-23x-10 = 0
             5x2-25x+2x-10 = 0
             (x-5)(5x+2) = 0
             \ x = 5 or -2
                                5
             \ a = 2 or -3 2
                                 5
         (ii)  a=4, b=-12,c=9
               use x = -b±
Öb2-4ac
                                  2a
                \x = 3/2


7.   ( i) Consider a line P. `P is parallel to P' is true.
            Hence the relation is reflexive.
            Consider the lines P and q. if P is parallel to q then q is parallel to P is true.
            Hence relation is symmetric.
            Consider the lines P, q and r. if P is parallel to q and q is parallel to r then P is parallel to r is true.
             Hence the relation is transitive.
             From the above 3 it is an equivalence relation.
       (ii)
  Let the distance of the cliff from the ship be xm. And height of the cliff be hm.
              As shown in figure above.
              BM = DC = 10, CM = DB = x
              CM = tan70°          \x = 27.47
              BM
              AM = tan42°           \AM = 24.74
              CM
              \AB = AM+MB = 24.74+10 = 34.74

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8.   (a)  A2 = é 1 0 ù         \A2 ¹ A
                   ë 0 1 û
            A3 = é 1   0ù           \ A3 = A
                    ë 0 -1û

       (b)  é2 -3ù
  é 2 -3 ù = é 4 -3a      -6 - 3b ù
             ëa  bû  
    ë a   b û    ë 2a+ab     -3a+b2û
                        = é 1 0 ù
                           ë 0 1 û
           \ 4 -3a = 1, -6-3b = 0, 2a+ab = 0, -3a+b2 = 1
            \ a = 1, b = -2
             Substituting again we get a = 1 and b = -2
       (c)       Mean = Sfx = 2*3+4*5+6*6+8*4+10*2
                               Sf              3+5+6+4+2
                                       = 5.2


9.  (a) 
                     

      (b) 2y = 4x-3 Þ y = 2x- 3
                                         2
             y = 2x- 3 « y = mx+c
                        2
             \ slope (m) = 2      y-intercept (c)= -3
                                                                 2

           


10.  (a) x = 4*6+8*10+12*12+16*8+20*4
                        6+10+12+8+4
            x = 456 = 11.4
                   40
       (b)
        
                     (i) DDFE ~ DDBC (AA)
                     DF2 = area DDFE
                      DB2   area DDBC
                       DF = 3               \
FB = 1
                       FB    1                    DF    3
                      \
DF = 3
                           DB   4
                  \
area DDFE = DF2 9
                      area DDBC    DB2 = 16
           (ii)    area DOEF = EF2
                   area DODA   AD2
                   EF = EF = DF = 3 (opp. Sides of 11gm.)
                   AD   BC    DB    4
                   \
area DOEF = 9
                       area DODA   16


  11.   (a) construction

 

12.    (a
)

          Proof : Surely the points P,Q,S are non-collinear
          \ A circle passes through P, Q, and S
          If the fourth vertex R of the quadrilateral, does not lie on circle PQS, then it lies either in the interior
          or in exterior of that circle.Suppose R lies in the exterior of circle PQS
          Let T be the point where line QR intersects the circle. Join S to T.
            PQTS will be cyclic.

                  

13.   (a)    Here V = 1 litre = 1000 cm3, r = 5 cm.
                 Volume of right cylinder = Pr2h
                  \ h = 1000
                             78.5
                   \ log h = log (1000/78.5)
                        log h = 1.1051
                     \ h = 12.74cm.
         

        (b)   Supposing T to be the point of contact of the circles and C to be the centre of the smaller circle,
               points A, C and T will be collinear with
                  AC+CT = AT
                 \ AC+5 = 18
                 \ AC = 13
                     AC2 = AP2+PC2
                   \
AP = 12 = 2
                        PB      6    1
                   \ P divides seg. AB in ratio 2:1