1. Angle and its measurement
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(1) Find the radian measure of the angle between hour-hand and minute hand of a clock at:
(ii) Ten minutes past eleven
(i) Twenty minutes past two
(iii) Thirty minutes past six
(iv) Five minutes past one
Solution : The speed of minute hand is 6 degrees per minute. The speed of the hour hand is 0.5 degrees per minute. The angle between hour hand and minute hand changes at the rate 5.5°.
(i) Twenty minutes past two: 2:20 We consider two positions of hands. First at 2:00 and second at 2:20.
At 2:00 angle between them is 60 degrees This angle gradually decreases, becomes zero and then increases. From 2:00 to 2:20 (i.e. in 20 minute time) the minute hand moves through 120 degrees and hour hand moves through 20 * 0.5 degrees = 10 degrees
The minute hand makes 120 ^ epsilon - 60 degrees = 60 degrees angle with the position of hour hand at 2:00. But hour hand has moved through 10 degrees . The required angles is 60 degrees - 10 degrees = 50 degrees
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(ii) Ten minutes past eleven : ..
Answer/Solucation:
11:10. The angle between any two consecutive numbers of a clock. is age 3.0 IF the minute hand is at 2 and hour hand is. ax 11's angle between them is (2 * 30 degrees) = 90 degrees But 10 past eleven.. i.e. at 11:10, the hour hand is moved 10 minutes towards 12, In 60 minutes, the hourhond Covers.
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3e ^ o therefore in 10 minutes, it Covers ( 30 6 )^ 0 =5... the angle between the two hands of the clock at ten past eleven 90^ 0 -s^ 0 =8s^ 0 = (85 * pi/180) ^ c = I ^ c = (14pi * c)/86
(iii) Thirty minutes past six: 6:30 when the time...1.8.6:30
Answer/Solucation:
The hour hand just little left to the minute one...As. per... method 60 min takes 30 degrees
So: 1 min can take (30 degrees)/60
Again its 6.30. So that
30. min will make So.. angle minute 5...=(15 pi 180 )^ c = pi 12 is ise when the time
18. 6.3.0. Radiam measure > pi 12
(iv) Five minutes past one:
Answer/Solucation:
1 05 At 1 o'clock the angle... between hour and minute hand 30°. In 5. minutes. The angle made by hour d = 5/2 The angle between.. the hour. and minute hand... 30° -30°+ 5/2 -2.50 - (.2/5 * pi/180) ^ 1 = (pi ^ 2)/72
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(2) Find the exact time when the angle between hour-hand and the
minute-hand of a clock will be: (i) 44° for the first time after 12 O'clock. (ii) 59 degrees for the first time after 6 O'clock.
Solution: The angle between hour hand and minute hand changes at
the rate 5.5 degrees .
The angle between them will be 11 degrees after 2 minutes.
(i) For 11 degrees angle it takes 2 minute time. How much time will it take for 44 degrees angle? 2×44, 11 =8
At 12:08 the angle between hour-hand and the minute-hand of a clock will be 44 degrees for the first time after 12 O'clock.
(ii) 59 degrees for the first time after 6 O'clock.
Solution : Initially i.e. To get angle sg... e at 6 o'clock angle.is...80⁰ 9 ^ 0 = 121 ^ 0 movement required. between her hand and minute taime. hand.. For 11° angle it takes 2 minutes time... How much time will it take fo.x. 121° angle? 2 x 121 minute. 11 ..=..2*.11...2...
At 6:22 the angle between houx -hand and the minute hand of a clock will be .sgº For the first time after 6 o'clock...
(3) A wire of length 10 cm is bent to form an arc of a circle of radius 4 cm. Find the radian and degree measure of the angle subtended by the arc at the center of the circle. Also find the area of the corresponding sector.
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Solution Given r=4, are length We know that s = r * 0 = length of the wire = s = 10
plus/minus 0 = 4theta
theta = S/2 radian: =( 5 2 * 180 Pi )^ 0 =( 450 Pi )^ 0 A= 1 2 r^ 2 theta= 1 2 r*.........= 1 2 *4*...=20
Now, the area of the sector=
sq.cm.
(4) Arrange following angles in ascending order pi ^ c pi^ 0 , 3 ^ c , 100^ ,
Solution : ....To... Canuext angles in degrees. pi^ prime 2
"(..TT. X 180) ?=...180...
Pi.......3!8!29.73^ prime prime 1.3.0 (3.x180)03. ($40.)... 10.0 0=..0^ 0 pi^ c 2 ...( 7t 2 x... 180 11 .)^ 0 =...9 From above Conversion. 3.98! 29, 1.3....<90...<.19:0....< 1.11.880 <180°..... Ascending order is pi^ 2 2 *..100^ o ...3^ c ,.... Pi...
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(5) ABCDEFGH is a regular octagon inscribed in a circle of
radius 1 unit. O is the center of the circle. Find (i) Radian measure of angle
AOB (ii) 1(chord AB) (iii) l(arcAB) (iv) Area of the region enclosed between
chord AB and arc AB.
Solution:
Draw AK perpendicular to OB.
Given OA = OB = 1 Find AK, OK, BK and then AB.
(i)Regulax. actagan hos all its side equal if we join center H
O with all vertices.. A.B.C. - H we will get OA 08 Radius 1 we will get..8..
Segment.... angle.. of each.. Segment. = 360^ 8 =45^ angle AOB.=..4.5^ .
ii)
Draw Ak. J.D.B.
In right angled ADKA.. Sin ZADK = AK OA
Sin 45° = AK.. :: Akt
In. .A.A.OK.
<KOA <kAo .
Ak = ok.
Delta B..= rho K...+BK +8.K.
In right angled AAK.B.. by p 4 1 theorem..... AB^ 2 ...=.Ak^
2 +Bk...^ 2 AB^ 2 *( 1 sqrt 2 *)^ 2 +(1- 1 sqrt 2 )^ 2 *(b4(1)/(11)
A * B ^ 2 = 1/2 + 1 - 2/(sqrt(2)) + 1/2 AB^ 2 =2- 2 sqrt 2
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AB= √2-√₂ unit
AB= 0.745 Units. e (chord AB ) = √²-√₂ = 0.765 Units
(i*r_{i}) e (ancAB J= gamma.0
.... pi 4 - pi/2 Units
... BK = 1-√₂ — (ii)
iv) Area of the resion.. Cendouxd
between chond AB and ore AB - Are are a- DOAB area.
1 2 gamma^ 2 theta- 1 2 x0B gamma .
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(6) Prove that the lateral surface area of a right circular cone is rl, where r is the radius of the circular base and is the slant height of the cone..
Solution : Given: A right circular Cone with. is the radius of the Circular base. and is the slant beisht of the cone. To prove Lateral Surface area.. or Curved Surface area Tre Activity: IF a perpendicular. cut is made from a point on..... the Circumferne at the base. to the vertex and the Cone is.. opend out then the radius of a Sectax formed circumference of Circle.. circle
..Since the circumference of the. (base = 2TT.Y.
...lateral Surface area of cane. Area of Sentur. OAB..... - Arc length of Sectox...X Area of
B
= 2T1X X FT. y. 2. 2TTY
Curved surface area or the lateral Surface area of a right Circular Cone is. Tre...
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