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Mathematics 4

C. P. Man

MILL & DALE PRESS LTD. Exercise 2.

Answer All questions in Section A and any Six questions in Section B

Section A.

1. If p and q are the roots of the equation 2x-3x-1.0. Find the value of p2+q2 and

(p+2}{q+2).

Find the simplast form of

Sin

x(tanx

tanx

D

30cm

In the figure, AB is a

diameter of a circle, CN is perpendicular to AB.

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The initial velocity is Oms

Hence,

2(a) (2)

= 2(2)(2)

2.8284ms

Ans

(a) Show that AN. NB - CN2

(b) If AB=12cm, AN-a cm,

express the area of a

square of side CN in terms of a.

(c) Find the maximum area

of the square of side CN.

12. The basic cost of running

a cable car is $X per hour whether it is moving or not, but when it is moving the additional cost varies as the cube of its speed. If the total cost per hour is $68 when the speed is 2km/hr and $770 when the speed is 5km/hr, find the value of X.

13. (a) if

3b+2c 2c+aa+3b show that X must equal either or -1.

(b), if

x+y-z = y+z-x - z+x=x 8

find x y z

(d) Let the time required for the 15kg-block to reach the floor be t (seconds).

Apply the formula

s = v. t + ŝat2

initial velocity

= 0 ms

-1

Substitute s#2,

Work done against F loss in kinetic energy + loss in potential energy Work done against ?

F(0.5)

Loss in kinetic energy = 4(10+12) v2

3(22)(7.042)2

= 545.53

Loss in

enery

potential

(10+12)(10)(0.5)

F(0.5) = (545.5+110)

Bat2

*(2)+2 = √2

3(a)(i)

1.41428. Ang.

(e)

30*9

E = 312.5N.

Ans.

(d) Let the tension in the

string connected to

the 50k-block be

newtons

effort.

1.6

When effort = 60ON"

600 = 1.6

T960N

Hence, the net force acting on the 50k- block

# 960-508 -960-500

#460N

Apply Newton's 2nd law

1311. Ans

460

LOSA

Goo H

50(a)

9.2 s

upwards with

Ans-

cceler-

40cm

In the figure, the area of the parallelogram is equal to 600 sq.cm. Find ZA. 4. If the surface area of a

sphere increases by 440 what is the percentage increase in its radius?

A

B

In the figure, DC is a diameter of the circle, Prove that

Zabc

a2+b2+c2+

In the figure, AP is tangent and BD is a diameter of circle ABCD, I BAP = xo· ZBPA = find a relation between X and y. (Geometry

theorem need not be quoted when used.)

B

In the figure, ABCD is a square, AP - AC and ANIDP. find the ratio of PN to ND. (Geometry theorem need not be quoted when used.)

8. Find the value of

Section B.

5/5

9: A tripod is made of three

rods OA, OB, OC each 12cm long, hinged at 0. The ends

Crest on horizontal od so that each of the angles BOC, COA, AOB is 60°. Calculate

(a) the height of above

the ground.

(b) the angle which OA makes

with the ground,,

10. A man starts his career

with a salary of $450 per month and is promised an an increase of $20 per month at the end of each; year's service.

(a) Write down an expression

for the total amount earned in n years.

(b) How many years does it take him to earn a total: of $36000 ?

In the figure, ABCD is a cyclic quad. DXLAX, DYLÈC and DZLAB. Prove that (a) ¿DYX = LDBA (b) X, Y, Z are collinear. 15.

H

In the figure, ABGH, BCFG and CDEF are three

consecutive squares,

Prove that

(a) AGF

As

EGA

are similar.

(b) 0+x+6 = 90-

16. An estate was bought by a

000. He sold

man for $240 a gain of

of the estate

20% and of it at a loss of 15%. At what gain percent

be sell the remainder must

so as to make a profit of 10% on the whole.

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(MILI & DALE PRESS LTD.)

Answers to Exercise |1. (a)

1514

[10 kg]

As shown in the figure

above

Let T tension in the

string,

= acceleration of

the system.

Apply fewton's

Is 2nd law to the blocks separately, 15(10)-T = 15á..........(1) T-10(10) 10a....(2) (~)+12)=

50254

(b) Substitute a = 2 into

(2)

~10(10) = 10(2)

2

T = 1201. Ang (c) apply the formula

+2as Let v be the velocity of the 15% -block when it strikes the floor.

As shown in the figure

let the velocity above,

of the 10kg-block Le

2 when it reaches the level

at A.

2(a)(2) 2(2)(2)

Hence, the string slackens,

assume the block moves h meters farther before drops down,

Ans.

2(g)(h)

2(10)

0.4 st

The maximum height reached by the 10kg-block 18

0.4+2 2.4 m above

the floor.

2.(a) Let the velocity of

the pile driver as it

strikes the pile be

me

By conservation of energy,

gh =

where m = mass of the

Sirith horizontal plane

As shown in the figure above, let the tensions

in the strings be T1 and T2, the acceleration of the system be a. Apply Newton's 2nd law. to the blocks separately,

600-T

(1)

10a........ - 20a.....(2) 30a. (3)

(1)+(2)(3):

= (10+20+30) a 600

-2 a = 10 ms. ans

(11) Substitue a - 10

and (2),

into (

we have

= 600-10(10)

500N

30(10)

3001.

2.

Ans

As shown in the figure

above, f, f2 and 13

The block will move

ation 9.2 ms

5(a)(1) Upthrust of water

on the cube.

weight of the

cube

900(0.1) 6 900(0.1)3(10)

ON

Ans

(11) Let the volume of the cube immersed

in water be V

Upthrust on the

cube

(1000)(g) (V*) 1000(10) V

- 9x10

Since the volume of

the cube

(0.1)3

1 x 10-3, 3

fraction of the

cube immersed

below.

9 x 10

1 x 10

10

are the frictional forces (b) as shown in the figure on the 10kg, 20k, and 30kg-blocks - ́spectively.

f2 = 0.2(10)(10) = 201

0.2(20)(10)

= 60N

= 0.2(30)(10); Let the acceleration of

the system be a teng ons in tires

(-)**

pile-driver

Apply ewton'b 2nd low

to.

bloc

10kg

and h

height faller

12 m

·40

= 10a

20

·(1)

• (2)

201

[(1) + (2) + (5) ;

GOC-120

(11) Substitue e!

2(10)(12)

240

15.492 ms Ang.

(b) Let the common velocity

required be V HC Initial momentum of the system

≈ (10)(v ̧) kyns

Final momentum of the

system.

= (10+1214

~y conservation of linear momentum,

10%

(10+12)v

글을

10

19(15.4927. 72042 20

(c) Let the average re-

Ang

carding force exerted by the ground on the'. pile be hertons.

into (1),

1- Substitute anto (3)

3000.

Tet the inájdum. equired La F.

= 1.6

Load=150,i

5001

Foil

Let h depth of oil

cross-sectional area of the

cube

(=0.01 sq.m.)

Uptlirust due to oil on

the cube.

(720) (6) (4)

7200hA

Upthrust due to water on the cube

1000(¿)(0.1–h) A

= 10,000(2.1−}}A

Total upth ist exerted on the cube.

= 7200+10,000(0.1-h)A

1000A-2800hA

= (1000-2800h) A weight of the cube

= 900(071)(A)(6)

= 900A DA

"Total upthrust

weight of the cube (1000-2800h) A; -900A

12

= 0.0357m

the cube rises

= 0.0357m - 1cm 0.0357m-0.Clm

0.0257m

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