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Question 1151
StructuredStandard2 marks
CBSE Class 10 Science · Carbon and its Compounds · Chemical reactions of carbon compounds

From \(\ce{C2H6, C3H8, C3H6, C2H2}\) and \(\ce{CH4}\), identify the hydrocarbons that undergo addition reactions.

Question 1152
StructuredStandard2 marks
CBSE Class 10 Science · Metals and Non-metals · Chemical properties and reactivity series

What kind of oxides do non-metals generally form with oxygen?

Question 1153
StructuredStandard3 marks
CBSE Class 10 Science · Acids, Bases and Salts · Ions, conductivity and dilution

Explain why distilled water conducts electricity very poorly while rainwater can conduct.

Question 1154
StructuredStandard5 marks
CBSE Class 11 Mathematics · Probability · Probability of events

A student passes both English and Hindi with probability 0.5, neither with 0.1, and English with 0.75. Find the probability of passing Hindi.

Question 1155
StructuredStandard5 marks
CBSE Class 11 Mathematics · Statistics · Grouped data

Twenty observations were reported with mean 10 and standard deviation 2; one recorded value 8 is wrong. Correct the results when (i) it is omitted(ii) it is replaced by 12.

Question 1156
StructuredStandard5 marks
CBSE Class 11 Mathematics · Limits and Derivatives · Algebraic limits

Evaluate lim(x→5)(|x|−5).

Question 1157
StructuredStandard5 marks
CBSE Class 11 Mathematics · Conic Sections · Parabolas

An origin-vertex parabola is symmetric about the y-axis and contains (5,2). Find its equation.

Question 1158
StructuredStandard5 marks
CBSE Class 11 Mathematics · Straight Lines · Forms of a straight line

Weekly sales are 980 L at ₹14 per litre and 1220 L at ₹16 per litre. Under a linear price-demand model, predict sales at ₹17 per litre.

Question 1159
StructuredStandard5 marks
CBSE Class 11 Mathematics · Sequences and Series · Geometric progressions

How many terms of 3, 3², 3³, … have sum 120?

Question 1160
StructuredStandard4 marks
CBSE Class 11 Mathematics · Permutations and Combinations · Combinations

Six red, five white and five blue balls are distinct. Count selections containing exactly three of each colour.