10th maths projects

 Maths Project For Class 10

For students of class 10, we are mentioning some of the project ideas for Math subject, which are relevant to their syllabus and also could be easily modelled.


Surface area and volumes of Cube and Cuboid:

Class 10 students need to know how to calculate the surface areas and volumes of given 3d shapes such as cube, cuboid, etc. Try to identify the 3d shapes around you and explore how we can find the surface area and volume for them.

Comparison of areas of two similar triangles:

The concept of similar triangles is easy to remember; simultaneously, it is required to understand the relationship between areas of two similar triangles using their sides.

Finding the angles with the help of trigonometric ratios:

As we know, trigonometry helps in finding the missing sides or angles of a right triangle. Maths project model on trigonometry will help in practicing more such cases. Application of trigonometric ratios will help in finding the required parameters.

Mean values of given data:

Generally, we deal with many numbers in our everyday life and sometimes it is required to know the average of these numbers, for example, an average time to finish a specific task. In this case, the concept of the mean values is the efficient one to get the required result.

Probability of random experiments:

This Maths project on probability helps in understanding various types of random experiments and finding the probabilities of events associated with them. For example, getting exactly two heads in the experiment of tossing a coin 3 times.

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