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Answered by badrivishal35

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8Ans, (A)180

9Ans, (C)10

10Ans, (D)0.25

11Ans, (B)91cm^2

12Ans, (C) scalene triangle

13Ans, (C) perpendicular bisector of each side

14Ans,

P(E)=30-6/30

P(E)=24/30

P(E)=12/15

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