S K Gupta and Anubhuti Gangal Solutions for Chapter: Direct and Inverse Variations, Exercise 1: Exercise 9(A)

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EASY
8th ICSE
IMPORTANT

In which of the following, x and y vary directly with each other. For each direct variation, state the constant of variation.

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MEDIUM
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The height to which a ballon with hydrogen gas rises in the air varies directly as time. Given below are some observations about the time and corresponding height of the ballon (in meters). Find the missing terms in the table.

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MEDIUM
8th ICSE
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If d varies directly as 't', and, if d=4 when t=9, find 'd', when t=21.

MEDIUM
8th ICSE
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The mass of a uniform copper bar varies directly as its length. If a bar 40 cm long has a mass of approximately 420 g, find the mass of a bar 136 cm long.

MEDIUM
8th ICSE
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A fish with mass of 3 kg causes a fishing pole to bend 9 cm. If the amount of bending varies directly as the mass, how much will the pole bend for a 2 kg fish?

MEDIUM
8th ICSE
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At a party, 8 bottles of soft drink are served for every batch of 5 children. How many bottles would be served if 40 children were present at the party?

MEDIUM
8th ICSE
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Harsh takes 150 steps in walking a distance of 125 meters. What distance would he cover in 360 steps?

MEDIUM
8th ICSE
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The second class railway fare for 240 km of journey is 15.00. What would be the fare for a journey of 139.2 km? Assume that the fare varies directly as the length of a journey.