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MathematicsThe product of two consecutive positive integers is (182). What is the smaller integer?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 41Easy MathematicsIf the discriminant of a quadratic equation is \(D=(r-2)^2-9\), which interval of \(r\) results in no real roots?Class 10Quadratic EquationsNature of RootsLevel 39Expert MathematicsIf \\(m+4)x^2-2(m+2)x+m=0\\) with \\(m\ne -4\\), what will be the nature of its roots?Class 10Quadratic EquationsNature of RootsLevel 39Expert MathematicsIf the equation x² − 2(a + 1)x + (a² + 4a + 5) = 0 has no real roots, which condition on a is correct?Class 10Quadratic EquationsNature of RootsLevel 39Expert MathematicsIn an assembly, there are x rows and x + 3 chairs in each row. There are 154 chairs in total. What is the number of rows?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsA garden has \(x\) rows, with \((x+5)\) plants in each row. If there are 176 plants in total, how many rows are there?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsA classroom has \(x\) benches, with \((x-1)\) students sitting on each bench. If there are 72 students in total, how many benches are there?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsIn a row arrangement, there are (x) rows and (x+4) students in each row. There are (96) students in total. How many rows are there?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsA library has (x) shelves and each shelf has (x+2) books. The total number of books is (120). What is the number of shelves?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsA student solved (x) questions. For each correct question, (x) marks were given and the total became (121) marks. What is (x)?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsA positive number and 5 more than it have product 204. What is the larger number?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsThe product of a positive number and the number that is 3 greater than it is 180. What is the smaller number?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsThe sum of two numbers is 25 and their product is 156. What is the larger number?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsThe sum of two numbers is (21) and their product is (110). What is the smaller number?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsA square sheet has area (144) square cm. What is its perimeter?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsA square tile has area 64 square cm. What is its side?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsThe length of a rectangular floor is 7 metres more than its breadth. If the area of the floor is 260 square metres, what is its breadth?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsA rectangular table has length 1 m more than its breadth and area 30 square m. What is the breadth?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsThe difference between two numbers is (3) and their product is (108). What is the smaller number?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy MathematicsThe difference between two numbers is (5) and their product is (84). What is the larger number?Class 10Quadratic EquationsWord Problems and ApplicationsLevel 40Easy