Haryana BSEH Secondary Mathematics - Standard study materials
Haryana BSEH Secondary Mathematics - Standard study resources

Haryana BSEH Secondary Mathematics - Standard case studies

Haryana BSEH Secondary Mathematics - Standard · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The Haryana Board of School Education (BSEH, often called HBSE) Secondary Mathematics examination is the Class 10 maths paper taken by students in Haryana board schools. It is a school-leaving and board-certification assessment: a pass is normally needed to move into senior secondary study, and the grade is used for admission to Class 11 streams and for some vocational and polytechnic pathways. The Haryana BSEH Secondary Mathematics - Standard case studies are 5 cases and about 3,091 words.

1

Timetable Arithmetic for a 360 km Bus Service

A private bus operator runs a daily service between two towns that are 360 km apart on the highway. On a trial run the driver held a steady speed and completed the run in the scheduled time.

585 words, about 3 min
2

Two Smudged Frequencies and a Parent's Complaint

The principal of a government senior secondary school in Haryana is preparing a report on the weekly self-study hours of the 100 students of Class X. The survey sheet gives five class intervals with the following counts: 0–10 h, 10 students; 10–20 h, 20 students; 20–30 h, f₁ (smudged); 30–40 h, 30 students; 40–50 h, f₂ (smudged).

628 words, about 3 min
3

Certifying a Triangular Community Plot

A Haryana housing board has marked out a triangular community plot on a survey sheet on which one grid unit represents 10 m. The three corners are recorded as A(2, 1), B(10, 5) and C(4, 9).

658 words, about 3 min
4

Seating Gallery: 900 Invitations and an 80-Seat Row Limit

A government senior secondary school in Haryana is building a stepped seating gallery for its annual function. In the plan the first row nearest the stage has 24 seats, and every row behind it has 4 more seats than the row in front, continuing that pattern.

616 words, about 3 min
5

Gate Pillar: Paint Budget and a Change of Top

The art club of a school in Haryana is making a decorative pillar to stand at the gate for its annual day. The design is a solid cylinder of radius 14 cm and height 1.5 m with a solid hemisphere of the same radius fixed on top; the flat base of the cylinder rests on the ground and is not painted.

604 words, about 3 min