Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE - India) Class 10 Mathematics MCQs: REAL NUMBERS

5 multiple-choice questions with answer key for Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE - India) Class 10 Mathematics – REAL NUMBERS.

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Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE - India) Class 10 Mathematics MCQs: REAL NUMBERS
Class 10 · Mathematics · 5 questions · 5 marks · 15 minutes

Instructions. Answer all questions. Fill exactly one bubble per question on the OMR sheet.

  1. REAL NUMBERS

    1.

    If pp and qq are two positive integers such that p=ab2p = ab^2 and q=a3bq = a^3b, where aa and bb are prime numbers, then the LCM(p,qp, q) is:

    1. (A)

      a3b2a^3b^2

    2. (B)

      abab

    3. (C)

      a2b2a^2b^2

    4. (D)

      a3b3a^3b^3

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    Answer: (A)

    a3b2a^3b^2

    REAL NUMBERS · Easy

  2. 2.

    The HCF of two numbers is 23 and their LCM is 1449. If one of the numbers is 161, what is the other number?

    1. (A)

      207

    2. (B)

      230

    3. (C)

      253

    4. (D)

      184

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    Answer: (A)

    207

    REAL NUMBERS · Medium

  3. 3.

    The decimal expansion of the rational number 145871250\frac{14587}{1250} will terminate after how many decimal places?

    1. (A)

      Four

    2. (B)

      Five

    3. (C)

      Three

    4. (D)

      Two

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    Answer: (A)

    Four

    REAL NUMBERS · Medium

  4. 4.

    Which of the following numbers has a non-terminating repeating decimal expansion?

    1. (A)

      77210\frac{77}{210}

    2. (B)

      17512\frac{17}{512}

    3. (C)

      3550\frac{35}{50}

    4. (D)

      615\frac{6}{15}

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    Answer: (A)

    77210\frac{77}{210}

    REAL NUMBERS · Hard

  5. 5.

    If nn is a natural number, then 6n−5n6^n - 5^n always ends with:

    1. (A)

      6

    2. (B)

      1

    3. (C)

      5

    4. (D)

      0

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    Answer: (B)

    1

    REAL NUMBERS · Hard

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