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          6.  Interior angle    Third angle         7. ∠A = 90°, ∠B = 60°, ∠C = 30°
            (i) 75°         60°                     8.  a = b + c (Given)
            (ii) 60°        85°                        a + b + c = 180° (Angle sum property)
             (iii) 38°      122°                      ⇒  a + a = 180° ( b + c = a)
             (iv) 70°       50°                       ⇒  2a = 180°, ⇒ a = 90°
          9.  42°       10. 40°, 80 and 60°        11. 70°      12. 30°, 30°   13.  720°
         14.  ∠A = 65°, ∠B = 60°, ∠AED = 55°   15. ∠x = 25°, ∠y = 25°   16. ∠A = 50°, Yes    17. (i) 70°   (ii) 60°   (iii) 100°
         18.  (i) ∠ACB = 120°, (ii) ∠ACD = 60°, (iii) ∠AEB = 150°
         Exercise - 10.2

          1. (i) <     (ii) >    (iii)  <    2. Do it yourself    3. (vi)    4. No   5. (i) Yes   (ii)  No   (iii) No

         Exercise - 10.3
          1. (i) ∠ABC = 75° and ∠ACB = 75°         (ii) ∠DBC = 50° and ∠DCB = 50°         (iii) x = 25°
          2. ∠Q = ∠R
          3. (i) PQ = PR   (ii) VW = VU   (iii) ZY = ZX   4. (i) ∠PQR = 60° and ∠PRQ = 60°  (ii) ∠SQR = 70° and ∠SRQ = 70°
             (iii) ∠PQS = 130°, ∠PRS = 130°; yes       5. X = 30°, Y = 60°, Z = 60°         6. YX = YZ
          7. (i) ∠Q = ∠R  (ii)  ∠U = ∠V  (iii)  ∠X = ∠Z   8. (i) ∠PQR = 80° and ∠PRQ = 20°      (ii) ∠a = 100°, ∠b = 160°

         Exercise - 10.4
          1.  Do it yourself   2. 20 m   3.  10 km   4. 50 m   5. 34 cm   6. (i) 26 cm   (ii) 25 cm  7.  49 m   8.  8 cm each

         Assessment Time

         A.  1. (iv)     2. (iii)      3. (ii)      4. (ii)     5. (iii)
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          B.  1. 90°     2. 70°        3. obtuse angled triangle   4. isosceles   5. QR  + PQ 2
         C.  1. F        2. T          3. T         4. F        5. F        D. 1. (iv)      2. (i)       3. (ii)
            4. (iii)     5. (iv)     E. 1. (a)      2. (b)      3. (b)      F. 1. 7 cm each   2. 21 m
         G.  1. Because 9, 12, 15 make a right angled triangle 9  + 12  = 15 2
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            2.   A                                                A
                      15 D                                             D
              9 E

                B     12 F       C                                B           C
                here BD, EC, AF are three Median                  here AD, BC are also the altitude BD is another altitude

            3. Yes, 30 = 5 + 12 + 13 ⇒ 5  + 12  = 13    4. Yes, 3, 4, 5; 6, 8, 10   5. right angled triangle (5, 12, 13)
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         HOTS
          1.  90°, 60°, and 30°        2. x = 95° and y = 130°
          3.  PQ = 10 cm   4. (i) ∠ABD = 30°,  ∠ACB = 30° and ∠CBD = 60°   (ii) The new triangle will have same shape but different size.

         Chapter - 11: Symmetry
         Boot-up

         A.  1. (ii)   2. (iii)   3.  (iii)   4. (iv)   B. 1. infinite   2. bisector   3. three   4. axis
          C.  1. F     2. T       3.  T      4. F

         Exercise - 11.1
          1.  (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)      7. (i)  1   (ii) 0   (iii) 4   (iv) 5   (v) 6   (vi) 7   (vii)  8   (viii) 2
         Exercise - 11.2
          2. (i) Reflection and Rotational symmetry   (ii)  Reflection and Rotational symmetry   (iii) Rotational symmetry
          (iv) Reflection symmetry            3. (i)  infinite   (ii) four       (iii) 0, 1        (iv) infinite, order two
           (v) two          (vi) mirror/linear symmetry        4. (i) 3          (ii) 5            (iii) 6
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