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10.  (a)  Yes, x   (b)  No, inequality with variable x      (d) 5y – 8  (e)  –3y + 7    (f) 10 + 5y
                (c)  No, inequality with variable x               3.  Multiples of 4, general expression = 4n
                (d)  No, its a numerical equation                 4.
                (e)  No, inequality with variable p                 Number of    3   4   5  10 20    25     n
               (f)  Yes, p                                           polygons
                                                                     Number of
              11.    x   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8    9         matchsticks  13 17 21 41 81     101   4n + 1
                 2x + 10  12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28
                                                                   5.    x   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8    9
                Clearly x = 5 is the solution as it makes the value of the
               expression 2x + 10 equal to RHS (= 20)                2x – 9  –7 –5 –3 –1     1   3   5   7    9
              12.   m    1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8    9         Clearly, x = 7 is the solution of the equation.
                 3m – 7  –4 –1   2   5   8   11 14 17 20          6.   3 x 4  2   students, where x represents the number of rows.

               Clearly  x  =  5  is  the  solution  as  it  makes  the  value  of      7.  (a) q = 14 is the solution.       (b) x = –4 is the solution.
               3m – 7 equal to RHS (= 8)
                                                                Thinking Skills
              13 .  x  1   2   3    4   5    6   7   8   9        1.  (a) 5(5) + 1, 5(10) + 1, 5n + 1    (b) 22 houses
                x  + 3  1   1   3        1   1    3       1           Number of
                4     3  4  3  2  3  4  4  4  4  4  2  4  4  5  5  4     2.     squares  3  4  5   10      n
                                                                      Number of
                Clearly x = 8 is the solution as it makes the value of              12    16  20   40     4n
                x                                                        dots
                4  + 3equal to RHS (= 5)                             Number of line
              14.  (5y + 20) km                                        segments     14    19  24   49    5n – 1
              15.  y + 7 represents Sara’s age after 7 years
               y – 3 represents Sara’s age 3 years ago            3.  (a) 150 (n + 1)   (b)  ` 900
               y + 4½ represents Sara’s age after 4½ years      Values and Life Skills
               y – 2½ represents Sara’s age 2½ years ago          1.  Munny = P + 20; Bunny = P – 15

                             Review Exercises                     2.  (5v + 50) km    3.  3(7x + y)
            Multiple Choice Questions                           Exemplar Problems
              1.  d   2.  c   3.  b   4.  c    5.  c   6.  c      1.  a      2.  c    3.  c         4.  False
                                                                  5.  True   6.  True   7.  10 t + 4
            Solve Mentally                                        8.  (i) x – 2  (ii)   x + 35  (iii) x + 32  (iv) 8x
            True or False
              1.  True   2.  True   3.  False   4.  True   5.  True               Chapter 12
            Fill in the Blanks                                  Exercise 12.1
              1.  2πr    2.  algebraic expression    3. 3; 2; 0      1.  3 : 2   2.  3 : 4   3.  4 : 9   4.  3 : 8   5.   3
                                                x 9                                                          17
              4.  =      5.  solution       6.    –  50           6.  (a) 1 : 6   (b)  1 : 10   (c)  3 : 5   (d)  1 : 4
                                                4
            Answer in One Word or a Line                          7.  (a) 4 : 3   (b)  3 : 4   (c)  4 : 7   (d)  3 : 7
              1.   Algebra  is  a  branch  of  Mathematics  in  which  we  use     8.  (a) 2 : 3   (b)  3 : 2   (c)  2 : 5   (d)  3 : 5
               letters to denote variables and write rules or formulas     9.  (a) 3 : 2   (b)  2 : 1   (c)  1 : 3   (d)  3 : 1
               using them.
              2.  A constant always takes a fixed value, while a variable     10.  (a) 9 : 2   (b)  17 : 3   (c)  23 : 9   (d)  15 : 1
               can take different values.                       11.  Shilpa ` 276, Payal ` 184
              3.  An equation is a condition on a variable. An equality has     12.  (a) 2 : 1   (b)  2 : 3   (c)  9 : 1   (d)  9 : 10
               = sign while an inequality has < or > signs.
              4.  The  constant  value  of  the  variable  which  satisfies  the   Exercise 12.2
               equation is called the solution of the equation; one    1.  (a), (b), (c)
              5.  10x + 2y     6.  x = 4                          2.  (a) x = 1   (b)  x = 20   (c)  x = 44   (d)  x = 14
            Let’s Evaluate                                        3.  (a) 6   (b)  20      (c)  36     (d)  70
              1.  Variable is number of cows, Total number of legs = 4n    4.  (a) Yes   (b)  No   5.  62   6.  49
                    n
              2.  (a) 6   + 5   (b)   2  (3x – 4y)   (c) 3y + 13
                    3          5                                  7.  315 km   8.  ` 6,000   9.  12

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