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Class 10 Maths · Chapter 1

Real Numbers

336 Class 10 Maths questions on Real Numbers from the NCERT textbook, NCERT Exemplar and CBSE board papers 2018–2026, each with its answer and a step-by-step solution.

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Questions · page 13 of 17

  1. Q241 CBSE 2023
    Find ​the ​HCF ​and ​LCM of 72 and ​120.
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    HCF , LCM
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  2. Q242 CBSE 2023
    Show ​that can ​never ​end ​with the ​digit ​for any natural number .
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    Since has no factor 5, it is never divisible by 10, so it can never end in 0.
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  3. Q243 CBSE 2023
    Find ​the HCF ​of the ​numbers and , using ​prime ​factorization ​method.
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  4. Q244 CBSE 2023
    Find LCM ​and ​HCF of ​and , ​using prime ​factorisation method.
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    HCF and LCM .
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  5. Q245 CBSE 2023
    Show ​that cannot end ​with the ​digit ​for ​any natural ​number ​'n'.
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    has no factor of , so it is never divisible by and cannot end with . Hence proved.
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  6. Q246 CBSE 2023
    Find the ​LCM and HCF ​of ​and , using ​prime ​factorisation.
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    HCF , LCM
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  7. Q247 CBSE 2023
    Using ​prime factorisation, ​find ​HCF ​and ​LCM ​of and .
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    HCF , LCM
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  8. Q248 CBSE 2023
    Find the ​greatest number ​which ​divides and ​leaving ​remainders ​and respectively.
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    The greatest such number is .
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  9. Q249 CBSE 2023
    Prove ​that ​is an ​irrational ​number.
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    is irrational (proved by contradiction).
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  10. Q250 CBSE 2023
    Prove ​that ​is ​an ​irrational number, given that is ​irrational.
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    is irrational (proved by contradiction).
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  11. Q251 CBSE 2023
    Show ​that is an irrational number, given ​that ​is ​an irrational ​number.
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    is irrational. Hence proved.
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  12. Q252 CBSE 2023
    Find by ​prime ​factorisation ​the LCM ​of ​the numbers ​and . Also, find the HCF of the two ​numbers.
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    HCF and LCM .
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  13. Q253 CBSE 2023
    The traffic ​lights ​at three ​different road crossings change ​after every ​seconds, seconds and seconds respectively. ​If they ​change simultaneously at a.m., at what time will they change together next ?
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    : : a.m. (after 432 s = 7 min 12 s)
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  14. Q254 CBSE 2023
    Three bells ring ​at intervals of , ​and ​minutes. ​If all the three ​bells rang at ​a.m., when will ​they ring together again?
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    They ring together again at a.m.
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  15. Q255 CBSE 2023
    Prove that is ​an ​irrational number, given that ​is an ​irrational number.
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    is irrational (proved by contradiction).
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  16. Q256 CBSE 2023
    Prove ​that is an ​irrational number, given that ​is ​an ​irrational ​number.
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    The assumption that is rational forces to be rational, a contradiction. Hence is irrational.
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  17. Q257 CBSE 2023
    Find ​the HCF ​and ​LCM of 26, 65 ​and ​117, using ​prime ​factorisation.
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    HCF , LCM
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  18. Q258 CBSE 2023
    Prove that ​is ​an irrational ​number.
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    The assumption leads to a contradiction, so is irrational.
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  19. Q259 CBSE 2023
    Prove ​that is ​an irrational ​number. It is given that is an ​irrational ​number.
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    The assumption leads to being rational, a contradiction; hence is irrational.
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  20. Q260 CBSE 2023
    Prove that is ​an ​irrational ​number, ​given that ​is an irrational ​number.
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    is irrational (proved by contradiction).
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