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Mathematics(1800) rupees were distributed equally among some students. If there were (10) more students, each would get (6) rupees less. What was the original number of students?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 41MediumMathematicsA person distributed (₹1200) equally among some students. If there were (5) more students, each would get (₹8) less. What was the original number of students?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40MediumMathematicsWhich of the following is the value of \(\sqrt{3}(4+\sqrt{3})\)?Class 10PolynomialsIrrational numbers and real numbersLevel 26MediumMathematicsA library has (168) mathematics books and (252) science books. They are to be kept in the maximum number of identical boxes so that each box has the same number of both types of books. How many boxes can be made?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 13HardMathematicsA class has (84) pencils and (126) erasers. They are to be divided into the maximum number of identical packets. How many packets can be made?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 11HardMathematicsA shopkeeper has (126) red pens and (210) blue pens. He wants to make the maximum number of identical packets so that each packet has the same number of red pens and the same number of blue pens. How many packets can he make?Class 10Real NumbersHCF and LCM using prime factorisationLevel 10Hard