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Basics of maths 10 questions 10 x 1 = 10 marks
M.1. Subtract -3/7 from 4/ 11
Application
based Questions:
M.11. If the length and the breadth of a garden are 45 ½ m
and 23 ½ m, respectively, find the length of barbed wire required to build a
three layer fence around it.M.12. A boy was flying a kite which was at a height of 40 m
just above a tree. The string was 50 m long. How far away from the three was
the boy flying the kite?M.13. what is the smallest number that must be multiplied by
385875 to make it a perfect cube? M.14. 64 cubes of 3 cm side each are packed in a cubical box
to its full capacity. What are the measurement of the sides of the Cubical box?
What is its capacity?M. 15. The area of one face of a cubical water tank is 14,400
sq cm. If the tank is full, how many 3-litre bottles of water can be filled
from this?M.16. Rajdhani Express leaves Delhi for Jaipur at a speed of
120 km/h. After 90 minutes, another train, Delhi Express leaves Jaipur for
Delhi at a speed of 100 km/h. When the two trains cross each other is closer to
Jaipur? M.17. When 3 friends divide 4 boxes of chocolates equally,
each one gets 32 chocolates. How many chocolates were there in each box?M.18. The value of the last digit of a 3-digt number is 3
times the first and 2 times the middle digit. Find the 3 digit number.M.19. Multiply x3 +7x2-4x + 3 By 2x2
RIMC Entrance Exam Revision Maths compiled by www.ssbcoaching.com
Basics of maths 10 questions 10 x 1 = 10 marks
M.1. Subtract -3/7 from 4/ 11
M2. Multiply -3/7 x 5/8
M.3. In a school 5/8 of the students were girls. If the
number of girls is 120 more than that of the boys, what is the strength of the
school? How many boys are there?
M.4. Find a rational number between 1/3 and ½
M.5. Seema has a roll of ribbon of length 30.5m. If she cuts
strips of length 1 ¼ m per strip, how many strips can she get from the roll?
How much of the roll will be left?
M.6. Simplify: (5-1 x 2-1) ÷ 6-1
M.7. Write 0.0000000671 in standard form/ Scientific Notation
using Exponents.
M.8. Find the Square root of 108900 by prime factorization
M.9. Find the Square root of 17 and 137/ 256.
M.10. Find the cube root of 6859
Application based Questions:
M.11. If the length and the breadth of a garden are 45 ½ m
and 23 ½ m, respectively, find the length of barbed wire required to build a
three layer fence around it.M.12. A boy was flying a kite which was at a height of 40 m
just above a tree. The string was 50 m long. How far away from the three was
the boy flying the kite?M.13. what is the smallest number that must be multiplied by
385875 to make it a perfect cube? M.14. 64 cubes of 3 cm side each are packed in a cubical box
to its full capacity. What are the measurement of the sides of the Cubical box?
What is its capacity?M. 15. The area of one face of a cubical water tank is 14,400
sq cm. If the tank is full, how many 3-litre bottles of water can be filled
from this?M.16. Rajdhani Express leaves Delhi for Jaipur at a speed of
120 km/h. After 90 minutes, another train, Delhi Express leaves Jaipur for
Delhi at a speed of 100 km/h. When the two trains cross each other is closer to
Jaipur? M.17. When 3 friends divide 4 boxes of chocolates equally,
each one gets 32 chocolates. How many chocolates were there in each box?M.18. The value of the last digit of a 3-digt number is 3
times the first and 2 times the middle digit. Find the 3 digit number.M.19. Multiply x3 +7x2-4x + 3 By 2x2
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Analysis of student name: Kapil
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Q.No
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Answers
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Answer by
student
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Answers
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Fault
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Marks
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M.1
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61 / 77
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61/ 77
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Correct
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Nil
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1
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M.2
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-15/56
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-15/ 56
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Correct
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Nil
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1
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M.3
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480 students
180 boys
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480 and
360 Boys
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In correct
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Does not
understand logic
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0
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M.4
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5/ 12
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0.40
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Correct
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Nil
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1
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M.5
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24 and .5 m left
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24 and .5 m left
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Correct
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Nil
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1
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M.6
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3/5
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3/5
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Correct
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Nil
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1
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M.7
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6.71 x 10-8
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6.71 x 10-7
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In correct
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Casual
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0
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M.8
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330
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1090
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Incorrect
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Does not
know
Square root
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0
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M.9
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4 and 3/ 16
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4 and 3/16
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Correct
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1
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M.10
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19 x 19 x 19
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19
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Correct. Does
not know to take prime factorisation
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Application
based
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M. 11
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414 m
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M. 12
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30m
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M.13
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3
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M.14
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12 cm, 1728
cu cm
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