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Maths Lab Activity ListActivity : Sum of first n odd natural numbers(1)

Activity Area of a parallelogram by paper cutting and pasting. (1)

Activity Comparing CSA TSA and volumes of two Right Circular Cylinders (1)

Activity Medians of a triangle concur (1)

Activity To check whether a sequence is an A.P. or not (1)

Activity Visualizing formula for area of a circle (1)

Activity- Angle sum property (1)

Activity- Area of a circle (1)

Activity- Finding missing unit cubes (1)

Activity- Getting angle bisector (1)

Activity- Making square root spiral (2)

Activity- Parallelogram by paper folding (1)

Activity- sum of exterior angles of a polygon(1)

Activity- sum of exterior angles of a triangle(2)

Activity- Sum of first n natural numbers (1)

Activity- Talk about Math shapes (1)

Activity- To represent a quadratic polynomial geometrically (2)

Activity- Triangle inequality (1)

Activity- Verify Pythagoras theorem (1)

Activity- Verifying formula (a-b)^3 using unit cubes (1)

Activity- Verifying formula (a+b)^3 using unit cubes (1)

Activity-Angle in a semicircle (1)

Activity-angle subtended by an arc (1)

Activity-angle sum property of triangles (1)

Activity-Angles in a segment (1)

Activity-Angles in the same segment are equal (1)

Activity-area of a parallelogram (1)

Activity-Basic Proportionality Theorem (1)

Activity-Coin experiment (Probability) (2)

Activity-Compare Volumes of two right circular cylinders (1)

Activity-Diagonals of a parallelogram divides it in two triangles of equal areas (1)

Activity-diameter is the longest chord of a circle (1)

Activity-Lengths of tangents drawn from an external point (1)

Activity-Linear equations in two variables (I)(1)

Activity-Linear equations in two variables (II) (1)

Activity-Linear equations in two variables (III) (1)

Activity-making a right circular cylinder (1)

Activity-Properties of cyclic quadrilateral (1)

Activity-Radius is perpendicular to tangent through point of contact (1)

Activity-Relationship b/w interior and exterior angles of a triangle (1)

Activity-Sum of areas of 3 sectors of same radii cut at vertices of a triangle (1)

Activity-types of triangles (1)

Activity-vertically opposite angles are equal(1)

Activity-Visualizing formula of volume of cylinder (1)

Activity-Visualizing(a^2-b^2) (1)

Analysis from graphs (4)

Assignments Areas of parallelograms and triangles Class 9 (1)

Assignments Arithmetic Progression Class10 (3)

Assignments Circles Class 10 (2)

Assignments Coordinate Geometry Class 10 (2)

Assignments Linear equations in two variables Class 9 (1)

Assignments Number System Class 9 (6)

Assignments Pair of linear equations in two variables Class 10 (9)

Assignments Polynomials Class 10 (3)

Assignments Quadratic equations Class 10 (2)

Assignments Quadrilaterals Class 9 (1)

Assignments Real Numbers Class 10 (1)

Class 10 Activity 2-Linear equations in two variables (II) (1)

Class 10 Activity3-Linear equations in two variables (III) (1)

Class 9 Activity 3 -Visualizing (a^3+b^3) (1)

Class 9 Activity2- Visualizing (a^3-b^3) (1)

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