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Linear Equations in One Variable                                                                       107



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         COMPETENCY BASED QUESTIONS                            C. Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false statements
        A. Multiple-Choice Questions                               1.  8x – 5 = 3 + x has only one solution.
           1.  An equation has:                                    2.  If   mx    c  p , where  nx +  d  ≠ 0, then

                (i)  only one side  (ii)  only three sides                nx    d     q
               (iii)  only two sides  (iv)  none of these             p(mx + c) = q(nx + d).
                                                                                                         b
           2.  The solution of the equation  3      3 is:          3.  If ax + b = 0, where a ≠ 0, then  x = .
                                               8
                                                                                                         a
                                             x                     4.  The solution of the equation 2(x – 5) = 4x – 8
                (i)  11             (ii)  − 3                         is – 1.
                     3                   11

               (iii)  – 11         (iv)  0                         5.  The equation – a + 8 = a + 8 has no solution.
           3.  An equation is a statement of equality involving
               an unknown quantity called a:                             D. Case Study Based Questions

                (i)  constant       (ii)  variable               Two  students  Megha  and  Rajeev  went  to  a  mela
               (iii)  both (i) & (ii)  (iv)  none of these       organised  in  their  society  on  the  occasion  of  new
           4.  The solution of the equation 5a + 6 = 0 is:       year.  They    had
                                                                 ` 200. They  bought
                (i)  6              (ii)  6                      some toys for them.
                                         5                       Megha  spent  ` 20

               (iii) −  6          (iv)  – 5                     more  than  Rajeev.
                       5                                         When they returned
           5.  An equation involving only linear polynomials     home from mela,
               is known as a:                                    they had  ` 20 left

                (i)  variable       (ii)  constant               with them.
               (iii)  linear equation (iv)  all of these         Answer the following questions on the basis of the
                                                                 above data.
        B. Fill in the Blanks                                    1.  Find the amount spent by Rajeev.

           1.  Both sides of an equation can be multiplied by     2.  Find the amount spent by Megha.
               the ________________.                             3.  Determine the ratio of amount spent by Megha
           2.  The value of the equation remains unchanged           to that of Rajeev.
               if we _____________ or ______________ the              E. Assertion-Reason Based Questions
               same number from both sides of an equation.       Directions for Questions  1 to 2:  In each of the

           3.  An equation in which the highest power of the     questions given  below, there  are  two statements
               variable is  ______________ is called a linear    marked as Assertion (A) and Reason (R). Mark your
               equation.                                         answer as per the codes provided below:

           4.  The process of taking any term of an equation from    (a)  Both  A and R are  true and R is the correct
               one side to the other is called ______________.       explanation of A.
           5.  7x + 3 = 7x  –  8  has  ________________          (b)  Both A and R are true but R is not the correct
               solution(s)/root(s).                                  explanation of A.
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