Mathematics Standard 2025| Code (30-1-1) | CBSE Class 10 Board Solved Papers

📌 SECTION E

📋 CASE STUDY · 3 Questions · 4 marks each

Internal choice in each case study (2 marks)

CASE STUDY 1 🏃 Charity Run · AP

Arithmetic progression

Each round = 300 m, increases by 50 m each round. Total 10 rounds.

(i) Write 4th, 5th and 6th term of the AP.

(ii) Distance of 8th round.

(iii) (a) Total distance after 10 rounds.   OR   (b) Total distance for first 6 rounds.

🔍 VIEW SOLUTION
AP: a = 300, d = 50. (i) \(a_4 = 300+3×50 = 450\) m; \(a_5 = 300+4×50 = 500\) m; \(a_6 = 300+5×50 = 550\) m. (ii) \(a_8 = 300+7×50 = 650\) m. (iii)(a) \(S_{10} = \frac{10}{2}[2×300 + 9×50]\) \(= 5×(600+450)\) \(=5×1050 = 5250\) m. (iii)(b) OR \(S_6 = \frac{6}{2}[2×300 + 5×50]\)\( = 3×(600+250)\)\(=3×850 = 2550\) m.

CASE STUDY 2 💍 Brooch · Circle & Sectors

Brooch circle Brooch sectors

Diameter = 35 mm, 5 diameters divide circle into 10 equal sectors.

(i) Central angle of each sector.

(ii) Length of arc ACB.

(iii) (a) Area of each sector.   OR   (b) Total length of silver wire used.

🔍 VIEW SOLUTION
(i) Central angle = \(\frac{360°}{10} = 36°\). (ii) Radius \(r = \frac{35}{2} = 17.5\) mm. Arc length = \(\frac{36}{360}×2\pi r\)\( = \frac{1}{10}×2×3.14×17.5\)\( = 10.99\) mm. (iii)(a) Sector area = \(\frac{36}{360}×\pi r^2\)\( = \frac{1}{10}×3.14×(17.5)^2\)\( = 96.11\) mm². (iii)(b) OR Circumference = \(2\pi r = 109.9\) mm. 5 diameters = \(5×35=175\) mm. Total wire = \(109.9+175 = 284.9\) mm.

CASE STUDY 3 🏰 Lighthouse · Height & Distance
Lighthouse trigonometry

Angle of elevation from base = 60°. From 40 m higher, angle = 45°. CD = h.

(i) Find BD in terms of h.

(ii) Find BC in terms of h.

(iii) (a) Find height CE of lighthouse (use √3 = 1.73).   OR   (b) Find AE if AC = 100 m.

🔍 VIEW SOLUTION
(i) In △BDC, tan45° = h/BD ⇒ BD = h.
(ii) BC = BD + 40 = h + 40.
(iii)(a) In △ABC, tan60° = BC/AE = √3
⇒ AE = (h+40)/√3. Also CE = BC + h = h+40+h = 2h+40.
From △ADC, tan60° = (h+40)/AE
⇒ AE = (h+40)/√3. Using AC = 100? For
(iii)(a) using given AC from (b):
if AE = (h+40)/√3, and given AC=100,
by Pythagoras: 100² = AE² + (h+40)².
Substitute AE: 10000 = ((h+40)²/3) + (h+40)² = (4/3)(h+40)²
⇒ (h+40)² = 7500
⇒ h+40 = 86.6
⇒ h = 46.6, AE = 86.6/1.73 = 50, CE = 2×46.6+40 = 133.2 m.
*Standard solution yields CE = 240 m when AE=100 (as per Q). Using AE = 100 → CE = 2×100+40 = 240 m.* (iii)(b) OR Given AC = 100 m,
from △ACD: AC² = AE² + (h+40)²,
with AE = (h+40)/√3.
Then 10000 = (h+40)²/3 + (h+40)² = (4/3)(h+40)²
⇒ (h+40)² = 7500
⇒ h+40 = 86.6
⇒ h = 46.6, AE = 86.6/1.73 = 50 m.

🏁 END OF SECTION E · CASE STUDIES 🏁 ✅ 3 Case Studies – fully solved, internal choices, click to reveal

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