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                Think and Answer                                      Practice Time 4A
                      Yes, because adjacent angles of a parallelogram are supplementary and   1.  (a)  Range = 68
                     opposite angles are equal.                            (b)   Weights (in g)  Tally marks  Number of parcels
                Practice Time 3C                                                  30–40                          5
                  1.  (a)  x = 128°   (b)  x = 144°   (c)  m = 81°   (d)  y = 110°  40–50         ||||           4
                      (e)  x = 105°, y = 146°     (f)  x = 38°, y = 142°, z = 142°  50–60         ||             2
                  2.  120°       3.  130°    4.  40°, 60°, 100°, and 160°         60–70           ||             2
                  5.  36°        6.  105°, 75°, and 105°                          70–80           |||            3
                  7.  25 cm, 50 cm, 25 cm, and 50 cm   8.  6.5                    80–90           ||             2
                  9.  OR = 6.4 cm, OS = 3.8 cm                                    90–100          ||             2
                  10.  (a)  18°, 54°, 126°, and 162°                    2.                            Total     20
                     (b)  Yes, ABCD  is a trapezium  since the pair  of  adjacent  angles  are   Number of members  Tally marks  Number of families
                       supplementary                                             1–3             ||             2
                     (c)  No, since the opposite angles are not equal.           3–5              |             6
                Quick Check                                                      5–7                            10
                     3                                                           7–9              ||            7
                Practice Time 3D                                                                    Total       25
                  1.  8 cm       2.  70°     3.  54°, 36°, and 90°      3.   Maximum temperature (in °C)  Tally marks  Number of days
                  4.  y = 2      5.  60°, 120°, 60°, and 120°   6.  50°            15–20              ||          7
                  7.  18 cm      8.  x = 5, y = 12, z = 13, Perimeter = 52 units
                  9.  ∠EAR = 30°, ∠RAD = 60°   10. ∠AME = 20°, ∠AEM = 20°          20–25                          5
                Think and Answer                                                   25–30                          5
                      No, because we are given ∠P + ∠Q + ∠R = 360° but for quadrilateral we   30–35               5
                     should have ∠P + ∠Q + ∠R + ∠S = 360°                          35–40              || |        8
                Chapter Assessment                                                                      Total    30
                A.  1.  (a)    2.  (a)    3.  (a)    4.  (d)   5.  (a)        (a)  20–25, 25–30 and 30–35   (b)  35–40
                  6.  (c)    7.  (d)    8.  (b)                         4.      Marks      Tally marks  Number of students
                B.  1.  (b)    2.  (a)    3.  (d)                               4–8           || |            3
                C.  1.  72°    2.  720°    3.  20°    4.  Kite   5.  two included  8–12                       10
                  6.  6 cm                                                      12–16             |          16
                D.  1.  (a)   No, in a simple closed polygon no two line segments intersect except   16–20  || ||  9
                       their end points.
                     (b)   A concave hexagon. Its a polygon with 6 sides and two of its diagonals   20–24  ||   2
                       are outside its boundary.                                                Total         40
                  2.  x = 55°, y = 69°, z = 111°        3.  x = 88°, y = 68°, z = 92°  5.   Time taken (in min)  Tally marks  Number of candidates
                  4.  ∠BEC = 60°       5.  ∠RWE = ∠RAE = 105°     6.  80°       25–30          ||             7
                  7.  90°    8.  No, diagonals of a parallelogram bisect each other.
                  9.  The lengths of the other three sides are 23 cm, 30 cm, and 30 cm.  30–35  ||||          9
                  11.  (a)  Rectangle, kite, and parallelogram                  35–40            |            6
                     (b)  Parallelogram        (c)  Kite                        40–45                         15
                Maths Connect                                                   45–50          |||            8
                      5 units                                                                    Total        45
                                                                           (a)  40–45   (b)  37.5   (c)  22 candidates
                                     Unit Test – 1
                                                                          (d)  29 candidates
                A.  1.  (d)    2.  (b)   3.  (a)   4.  (b)   5.  (d)    6.  (a)  20–30, 30–40, 40–50, 50–60, 60–70
                  6.  (c)    7.  (b)   8.  (c)   9.  (a)   10. (c)        (b)  38–46, 46–54, 54–62, 62–70, 70–78
                                 b
                B.  1.   2      2.  −    3.  x = 10  4.  30°   5.  17.5 and 10.5 cm  Quick Check
                     5           a                                      1.  200 watches, Seller C     2.  500   3.  Seller D
                C.  1.  False   2.  False   3.  True   4.  True   5.  True     4.  2100 watches
                D.  2.   142     3.  Son = 20 years, Father = 80 years       4.  x =   1  Practice Time 4B
                      15                                        2       1.  (a)  Eight and half        (b)  Neeta
                  5.  x = 80°   6.  60°, 80°, 100°, 120°  7.  49°, 131°, 49°, 131°
                                                                           (c)  No, Neeta purchased  4 1   times more kites than Raman.
                                Chapter 4: Data Handling                                    4
                                                                        2.  (a)  Number of refrigerators manufactured from year 2020 to 2024
                Let’s Recall                                               (b)  2024   (c)  2022, 2000   (d)  200
                  1.  `8070.80   2.  `5241.70   3.  733 units   4.  32 days  3.  Reading books
                Think and Answer                                        4.  (a)  Marks obtained by Aziz in half-yearly examinations in different subjects.
                                                                           (b)  Hindi
                                                                                       (c)  Social Science
                  1.  4          2.  22      3.  15                     5.  (a)  People prefer to watch more in Cricket, Basketball, Swimming and
                Quick Check                                                  Hockey but like to participate more in Athletics and Wrestling.
                      Range = 25, class mark = 63                          (b)  Cricket   (c)  watching
                Think and Answer                                        6.  (a)  `15000  (b)  37.5%   (c)  `5000  (d)  Clothing
                  1.  45         2.  47.5    3.  5       4.  50–55    Maths Connect
                  5.  12 students                                       3.  720-740    4.  17

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