Guess Papers for Math 10th Class

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Chapter No 1

(1.1/1, 1.2/3,8,10

,1.3/4,7,10 1.4/5,8,11)

Chapter No 2

(2.1/4,5,8 2.2/2,4

2.3/3,5 2.4/2

2.5/1 2.6/1,2)

Chapter No 3

(3.1/4,9,11

3.2/3,4,8,12

3.3/1,2 3.4/2 3.6/1)

Chapter No 4

(4.1/1,3,4,7

4.2/1,2,3

4.3/4,5

4.4/1,5)

Chapter No 5

(5.1/4 5.2/3 5.3/4

5.4/35.5/1,2,3)

Chapter No 6

(6.2/3,6,9,12

6.3/4,5,6)

Chapter No 7

(7.1/2,3,5

7.2/3,4,7,8,9

7.3/6,7,9,10

7.4/7,9,11,18,19,23

7.5/2,4,7,10)

Chapter No 13

(13.2/2,4,6,8

13.3/2,4,7)

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