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  1. A person accidentally wears a police uniform and gets asked for help, then dons a chef’s apron and is expected to cook. Each clothing change alters people’s reactions. Over time, they realize identity is more than attire. Illustrate key moments—expressions of confusion, surprise or confidence—showinRead more

    A person accidentally wears a police uniform and gets asked for help, then dons a chef’s apron and is expected to cook. Each clothing change alters people’s reactions. Over time, they realize identity is more than attire. Illustrate key moments—expressions of confusion, surprise or confidence—showing how appearances shape perception. This story humorously explores society’s reliance on visual cues to define roles and expectations.

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  2. Illustrate a character who transitions between professions through outfit changes. As a doctor, they appear serious and confident; as an athlete, they show determination and energy; as an artist, they look imaginative and expressive. The comic highlights how attire affects perception and self-expresRead more

    Illustrate a character who transitions between professions through outfit changes. As a doctor, they appear serious and confident; as an athlete, they show determination and energy; as an artist, they look imaginative and expressive. The comic highlights how attire affects perception and self-expression. Changing roles influences posture, emotions and societal expectations, demonstrating that clothing plays a crucial role in shaping how individuals present themselves.

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  3. Given: - Height of original cone = H = 30 cm, - Volume of smaller cone = (1/27) × Volume of original cone. For similar cones: (h/H)³ = 1/27 ⇒ h/H = 1/3. Height of smaller cone: h = (1/3) × 30 = 10 cm. Height above the base: H - h = 30 - 10 = 20 cm. Final Answer: c) 20 cm. This question related to ChRead more

    Given:
    – Height of original cone = H = 30 cm,
    – Volume of smaller cone = (1/27) × Volume of original cone.

    For similar cones:
    (h/H)³ = 1/27 ⇒ h/H = 1/3.

    Height of smaller cone:
    h = (1/3) × 30 = 10 cm.

    Height above the base:
    H – h = 30 – 10 = 20 cm.

    Final Answer: c) 20 cm.
    This question related to Chapter 12 Mathematics Class 10th NCERT. From the Chapter 12. Surface Areas and Volumes. Give answer according to your understanding.

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  4. Given: - Total volume of solid = 3 × Volume of cone, - Height of cone = h. Volumes - Volume of cone = (1/3)πr²h, - Volume of cylinder = πr²H (H = height of cylinder), - Total volume = Volume of cone + Volume of cylinder. Equation for total volume Total volume = 3 × Volume of cone: (1/3)πr²h + πr²H =Read more

    Given:
    – Total volume of solid = 3 × Volume of cone,
    – Height of cone = h.

    Volumes
    – Volume of cone = (1/3)πr²h,
    – Volume of cylinder = πr²H (H = height of cylinder),
    – Total volume = Volume of cone + Volume of cylinder.

    Equation for total volume
    Total volume = 3 × Volume of cone:
    (1/3)πr²h + πr²H = 3 × (1/3)πr²h.

    Simplify:
    πr²H = (3/3)πr²h – (1/3)πr²h,
    πr²H = (2/3)πr²h.

    Cancel πr²:
    H = (2/3)h.
    This question related to Chapter 12 Mathematics Class 10th NCERT. From the Chapter 12. Surface Areas and Volumes. Give answer according to your understanding.

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  5. Given: - Cone is cut at the midpoint of its height. Smaller cone dimensions - Height and radius of smaller cone are half of the original cone. Volume ratio - Volume of smaller cone = (1/8) × Volume of original cone. Final Answer: d) 1:8. For more please visit here: https://www.tiwariacademy.in/ncertRead more

    Given:
    – Cone is cut at the midpoint of its height.

    Smaller cone dimensions
    – Height and radius of smaller cone are half of the original cone.

    Volume ratio
    – Volume of smaller cone = (1/8) × Volume of original cone.

    Final Answer: d) 1:8.

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