Maharashtra SSC Class 10 Algebra March 2026 question paper
Maximum marks 40 · Time 2 hours
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Q.1 (A)
1 mark each
- Q.1 (A) (i)1 markRate of GST on essential commodities is ____.
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- Q.1 (A) (ii)1 markOut of the following equations which one is not a quadratic equation?
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- Q.1 (A) (iii)1 markTo draw graph of , find the value of when .
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- Q.1 (A) (iv)1 markSum of first five multiples of 3 is ____.
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Q.1 (B)
1 mark each
- Q.1 (B) (i)1 markOn certain article if rate of CGST is , then what is the rate of GST?
- Q.1 (B) (ii)1 markFor simultaneous equations in variables and , if and , then find the value of .
- Q.1 (B) (iii)1 markWhen two coins are tossed simultaneously, write the sample space .
- Q.1 (B) (iv)1 markWrite the following quadratic equation in the form : .
Q.2 (A)
2 marks each · attempt any 2
- Q.2 (A) (i)2 marksIf one die is rolled, then complete the activity to find the probability of the event that the number on the upper face is prime.
- Q.2 (A) (ii)2 marksWrite the correct numbers in the boxes from the given A.P.: Complete the activity to find and .
- Q.2 (A) (iii)2 marksComplete the following table to draw the graph of the equation :
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Q.2 (B)
2 marks each · attempt any 4
- Q.2 (B) (i)2 marksIf two coins are tossed simultaneously, find the probability of the event "getting at least one head."
- Q.2 (B) (ii)2 marksSolve the following simultaneous equations: ; .
- Q.2 (B) (iii)2 marksSolve the following quadratic equation by factorisation method: .
- Q.2 (B) (iv)2 marksGiven A.P. is Find the 24th term of this progression.
- Q.2 (B) (v)2 marksIf and , then find the mean of the given data.
Q.3 (A)
3 marks each · attempt any 1
- Q.3 (A) (i)3 marksShreekar bought a Laptop with discount on printed price. The printed price of that Laptop was . GST was charged on discounted price. Complete the activity to find the amount of CGST and SGST. What amount did Shreekar pay?
- Q.3 (A) (ii)3 marksOne of the roots of the quadratic equation is . Complete the activity to find the value of .
Q.3 (B)
3 marks each · attempt any 2
- Q.3 (B) (i)3 marksTwo numbers differ by 3. The sum of twice the smaller number and thrice the greater number is 19. Find the numbers.
- Q.3 (B) (ii)3 marksSachin invested some amount in a National Saving Certificate Scheme. In the first year he invested , in the second year , in the third year and so on. Find the total amount that he invested in 12 years.
- Q.3 (B) (iii)3 marksThere are six cards in a box, each bearing a number from 0 to 5. Find the probability of each of the following events, that: (1) The number on the card drawn is a natural number. (2) The number on the card drawn is a whole number.
- Q.3 (B) (iv)3 marksDraw a histogram of the following data:
Height of Students (cm) No. of Students 135–140 4 140–145 12 145–150 16 150–155 8
Q.4
4 marks each · attempt any 2
- Q.4 (i)4 marksThe sum of two roots of a quadratic equation is 7 and sum of their cubes is 91, find the equation.
- Q.4 (ii)4 marksSmt. Tejaswini purchased 100 shares of FV when the MV is . She paid brokerage at the rate of and GST on brokerage. Find the following: (1) Net amount paid for 100 shares. (2) Brokerage paid on sum invested. (3) GST paid on brokerage. (4) Total amount paid for 100 shares.
- Q.4 (iii)4 marksThe following table shows the funds collected by 105 students for flood affected people. Find the median of the data.
Fund (Rupees) No. of Students 10–20 10 20–30 37 30–40 15 40–50 20 50–60 7 60–70 8 70–80 8
Q.5
3 marks each · attempt any 1
- Q.5 (i)3 marksA survey was conducted in the school. Student using different modes of transport is given below:Find the value of and draw the Pie diagram.
Mode of Transport Percentage of Students Bicycle 35 Bus Railway Rickshaw 20 - Q.5 (ii)3 marksThere are some students in group A and group B. If one student goes from group A to group B, then the number of students in both groups is same. But if one student goes from group B to group A, then the number of students in group A becomes twice of group B. Find the number of students in each group.