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CBSE Class 10 answer-writing practice

Practice marking, not your board score

Write your answer to a written question from CBSE's Mathematics (Standard) 2026-27 and Science 2026-27 sample papers, then get it marked point by point. The points split the marks the way CBSE's marking scheme for that paper does; the wording of the points is Shishya's. Marking is done by AI, so it can be wrong — compare with the worked solution and CBSE's marking scheme. Marking needs a free account (students 13 and above), up to 5 answers a day; your answer is not saved.

Q21(A) (2 marks) — A hall is 9.75 m × 6.75 m × 5.25 m. Longest ruler that measures all three dimensions exactly.

What the marks are for
  • Puts the three lengths in one unit (975, 675, 525 cm) and says the ruler's length is their HCF — 0.5 marks
  • Correct prime factorisation of the three numbers — 1 mark
  • HCF = 75, so the ruler is 75 cm (0.75 m) — 0.5 marks

Practice marking, not your board score. Marked by AI against the points above; your answer is not saved.

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