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A tdangle can have

(1) fivo right angles /
(2)
tlvo abtuse angles a
(3)
each angle less thao 60'>
t
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Lwo aarLe ar'gles
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1. In a
^,4-BC
ml1= 720' . If
41
is rlhe
foot of the perpendicular liom A on
BC
,
then the points are in the order
(])
B-M
-C
A.
]n
(2)
M-B-C
rl
)r"
t\+
JEl M-C B
\:.C
-
O
--.
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14) C M-B
t,
BM is an altitude.
similar to
(1)
^MBC
(2)
L ACB
(3)
I\CAM
&)
^,43C
-A
Then A AMB is
The sum of
Dentagon is
(1) 360'
(2) 180'
,6
540'
(.4)
270"
In AABC
,
angle is
(1)
l4
In a A,4BC,
!l
is a right angle and
the interior angles qL4_
tz"-'j)'2.
-:4r'7'
-,&
:
'iv
!.1
D
,<i
Tle angles r,f a lriangle ar-
21 35 3'
-5
and 5( 50 dpgrpcs.
Then r
=
L v-\
t\ : l
(1)
10' 3', -
<
qz
-
fll
6
zo' "-',=*'-
tua
-'ro
:)
(3) 30' L^.
(4) 40.
'n '
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1\0
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,t.
l:Lz
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o' +
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th"t' the-lEht
tc
ln
L:
)-B
/N
z1 i\
n
._T-*o
o"saa
p 4b I
lI the areles A.B.C ol a l-rienqle cr"
in the ratio.2 :
A :
4, then alg{p]s
.tf
ao'
(2) 30"
(3)
40'
(4) 90"
6a
,
Thrce anele- of a ouadrilaleral arts
rpspe.trvclr
equal to I l0', 40' and 5u
then the fourth angle is
i1) 70'
(2)
140'
,t21'
160"
(4)
90'
c
l:
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th"'
"
5p .)+ .6
(3)
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9. In \ABa, rhc s.des are 6. I0 and 8
then AABC is a
right angled trjangle
acute angled t angle
obtuse angled trra gle
equilateral triangle
The total surface area ofa cylindel i-s
10.
(2)
(3)
(4)
(7)
2rr
1.2)
"sr
(41
t2)
(3)
2tzrh
2nr\r+h)
2n\r+h)
1'--)
tl
G'
t/r;'4+
,
"
"t'\
'7tlt
(t:+')
11. A qgtal p+9 iq
!f lqlong,
Th14I'.91
drqmeter of a cross secl io-L!:-il
cm
ThlLthe il]ner,cur:ved-sudacq 4t194
is
968 cm'
484 cm'?
102 cm':
986 cm'
- 1,4
_l
,-/2>
\
tgt>/12
'?1
#{-
/ tz. m. curvcd surf.rce area ol c right
\
-.'
circular
rvljnder ol beiqhl 14
.m <
88 cm'. Then the diameter of the base
of the cylinder is
(1)
l cm
5y'
z.^
(3) 4 cm
(4) 0.5 cl]r
I
7l
{
27/
A)
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(1) 748 m'
t-A/ 7 48 m')
(3) 74.8 m?
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1 t3., To rncke a rlo.ed ct intlrical tank, o[
\
-/
r."i*tl r
'o
*"JG""
";--,
'..
U!
"-
-
from , m"tal shpet, hc sheel reqJirpd
-n'to
,'i
l2n
.- r' rt a
Y
,14.
A Jukers ccp i-in r'lclorm ol a righl
\ -
crrculcr conc of bcso r.'dius/ / , m and
n.igl^t 24 cm. Th"n ihp^ ar6a of th-
shaet
rcqLrrTed lo mdRp
ru
rru.n caps ls
A\ et'"
/ t\
.7'n\
.
t0 (.-na!
+'tI6 ,)
2-3aJ
{,{ i
(1) 500 cm'
(2) ?00 cm'?
yfl
55oo crr''
(4) 550 cm,
15. The radius and slant height of a cone
are in the ratio 4 ; ?. If its cluned
sq1!4qe qlpq..
E-.ry--l!+':,
ther the
radius is
(1)
10 cm
(.2)
22 cm
(3)
20 cm
4gF
tz"
Il h" radiru-,a nd vertrcal he.ghL of a
cone are 5 cm and 12 cm r:espectivelv,
ihe culved suriace area is
,4...
/
lYv'h{!
)t.
ffi
t11\
'va-t'/
-r
"I .,n/"'
%t-
,?
fit
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2-)-
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7
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16.
(1)
20{) cm'z
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@<
(3)
(4)
2A4
I
crr'2
7
200? cm'?
7
204 cm'
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of tbe sphere of
rt
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.f:r
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.A
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mqoil- ls
of the
ratio of
of the roorn is
(1)
60 Ctr
(2) ,15
dn
(.3)
72 d.l\
/
(4) 30 dn
*-
.!,\n,
'],
'.lc
6"r
.,
'l
19. If the diameter of the
appror.inately one fourth
dicmeicr of fhc crrlh, ihe
therr sur'faqe
preasjs
16
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!s.-.1
"
!-/{
"\'1"
"'
23. The inner di3:x:tel of a cvlindrical
'lvooden pipe is 2'4 cn and its otil.er
diameler is 28 cm. 'I\: leeg!! of ihe
pipe is 35 cm. The volume oi the rvood
used is
(1) 5700 crn3
X
s120 entj
(3)
5000 cmr
(4)
502i1 nnl
spher'e witb sudace
A\
l"'
.,.,
,-ti'-r-^
17, In two cones, if the
cgllql-sql]face
.rc. of one i.-I.yli!!
'hat
ol thc othet
and th" :lcttf l.rq\1 o' LIlo r"1 Pr s
r\\'rre rhrl of
"
iot^"i, rhe rctro o[
their radii is
F
(.2)
(3)
,1
:L
4:5
3:5
The surface area
radius 7 cm is
(1)
394 cml
(.2)
(3)
*4
2464 cm'?
(rl
(.2)
"F
1.4r
20. The ladius of a
area 154 clr]'z. rs
(1)
7 cm
p1'
35crn
(3) 14 cm
(4)
49 cm
3:1
616 ctL') d
rt%"
t\
r-
= -
tl
@
A dght ci..'cular cylindcr
juit encl!:ers
a sohcr" ofr-o,'r-
, Th.n lre rcliu
ni'
-urlers arn,
',
i.-.1rr"* cld
iliv-cd
surface area oi t-ie c1-liridir is
yf,
t,t
t2) 1:2
(3)
\+)
Thts lpng'n. broadth ard
'
orgnr oI e
/\
roo1l1:rre in tire ratio(3./: 2 : 1 I!-$"
volume is
929'14
dm3, then the len9lh
r
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,r. Thc inner radius of a pipe is 2 cm.
Horv much water ca:r 14 n ofthis pipe
hold?
(1)
0.176 mi
,----l
,-/
(2)
176 n:l
, .v
t
\
nt
..t/a^
(3r
1?6m l/'A
-itfr
.,
.a
)4t
u.urtolt7'
I
A solid cylinder has a total
lurfac-q
are" ol 462 rm- Its
-curvpd
slrdace
alea is one.thlrd oflts tolcl sur{ace
area. Then the radius of the cylinder
26. T\vo cy-indrlcal cans havp bascs oI Llre
sdme sr7c. The diamcler of eacn is
---
^
, ,i
r{.c}D,une oTTne cans ls tu cm lengln
and the other is 20 cm. Then the ratio
of tlleir capaities is
(l) 'l:5
gf r,z
(3)
3:4
(.4)
4:7
27. I'he volume of a circulag eq4g is
(1)
(y
I
",
3
2 rnz h
!).
7 cm
(2)
3.5 cm
(3)
14 cm
(4)
21 cm
lt l r iro-)
\4
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q
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;':,"{
30$
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t>2'
(2)
l4)
15
(10)
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28. If the height of a cone is 15 cm and its
volume is 770 cm3, then the radius of
the base is
(1)
5 cm
(:J)
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tt"
r
i .,1
,
'"
-tulf
-7
29. The volume oI a right circular cone is
9!59-em;. If thc diameter of the base
i, 28 cm. thel rhe heieht oI the cone
-.
,{2,,
11'h '
1?
-h
- '--
(4.J
'1
\
(3)
21crrL
tt
7cm
10 cm
12 cm
6 +a"
e) 32 cm
3
(4)
12 cm
The base
ratio
is
(1)
""/a
s
(,r)
9
radii o{ two right circular
the
Ea4rc igight
are
jn
the
3 : 5. The ratio of lheir volumes
73
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(.2)
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31. In the triangle
then cos A
=
11)
#
,?#
(3) 1!
9
(4r
*
(1)
3: 1
3
2
'r@
a''.
\,
*rf
-'4
ABC
,
if sinA=
9.
15
it
32. The diameter of a ci4le
cqct ruqsc4 qt48:a.sgttarg_is
10 cm. Its
side u.ill be
(1)
3.5 cn
lD .5'E cm
(3)
6 cm
(1)
4rli crr
t.2) 2
(3)
3
(4L.
1
Th" cr". o tl)p.l-rdco region in rhe
figule if ,4,BCD is a square of length
ol each side 14 cm
llv 12 sq.cr,1
(2)
100 sq.cm
13) 15.1sq.cm
(4)
196 sq.cm
Gi
.-,,-.-
tr-
.r\
[}
If the volumes of two hemisphe-res are
in the ratio 1:27, then the ratio of
'ff:ri.
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A sP. or i-
'
L|ro,D r c ., le o
-ao
Ur
21 cm. The angle of i,he sector is 150"
Then the length ofthe arc is
(2)
45 ctn
(3)
48 cIn
(4)
55 cm
The distance befiveen the centres of
thp rrvo cirr.es o ruJii ,,
"nd
r i" r/
'fhel
will rourlr
pach
orreln'prna.l.
;--)
\1-
-/'
-7--,..
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ni-J
,an
. r-i\L--'l
?$*
or'.1,,,
,
.-)
(-
35.
:@
.. .,t'
r
j
'4
if
(.7).
d=r. r"
(2)
d=\+12
(3)
.t
= J\;
(1)
d
=2(\
+ r,)
An arc makes an angle of 72" at
centre of a circle of radius 10 crn.
length will be
the
Its
u'L
(7)
2
(2)
4
(3)
6
(4)
8
:t4- I
-
7'/
''>
T\vo r ir, lc" hrve. romrrun.
rord .,!9
rI r ne radlJs u' thp
( .,p rro
aqLJl
10
13 cm ald rhe dis enre L,eruecrl rh.
centres is
41 cm, then the length of
the chord is
(
1),\ 5 cn1
(2)
72 cn
(3)
25 cm
(4),..
10 cm
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Ifthe chords A,B and CD intersect at
O as shown in the ligure, then
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40. The slope ofthe line
(.7)
AC.AB= BD 'CD
(2J
AO OD=CO OB
(3)
.
AO OB
=CO
O1)
(4)
CO AO
=OD'
De
(1)
3
(2)
O
(3) 5
t4J
-
3
4t. Two straighf lines are
slopes are
(1) zero
(2)
equai
(3)
not equal
(4)
unde{ined
(r)
r
(2) 1
(3)
0
parallel if their
42. If L$ro lines intersect at right aEgles,
then the product ol their slopes is
j--
(14)
-.1
iq9'
2
t|'
,r'.
v
-\
,^" I-l
^^^,--
v
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l):re slope of a line perpendicular to
the iine s:r|j 2y+4=0 is
(r)
(2)
(3)
\.4
)
_!
5
5
t
2
(7)
2,7
(2)-
6,2
(3)
5,2
(4)
3,5
(1) (3,
-
2)
(2) ( 3,2)
(3) (2,3)
I
(3, 2)
b
-2
2
5
lf A=14,2), B=(1,y) and AB=5,
then the possible values of
l
are
^a
Po
(!'J) =
"
'
o:1)'" '"
''l
- '1
z'
@
45. One end ofla@glqelqglq=cqrgle is
(3,2) and the cenhe is (0,0). Then the
coordinates of the other end of th,e
diameter is
._
{.lt
" ,)
c
-
),'"
46. If R divides the
joj-n
ef
P (3.9J--and
A(6,-f)
in the ratio 1 : 2, then the
coordinates ofthe point R is
(1)
0,6)
(2) (1,2)
(> (4,1)
(4) (2,3)
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tfc t
2rt
>(
("1. t)
-vT
3
Lta
1
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47.
48.
49. A rexagesimal measure of 72o is equal
in circular measure to
The equation of a line with the slope
I
and passing through a point (2,
3)
J
1S
- f
n. ,
(1)
2r+3y ?=0
\2) ic 3] 13
=
0
,:
,
.t
*.yn-L)
'3- 2r-3y l3-0
,..-1 '
-a
a t
(4)
r. +2t
=9
" !,r ., ..lif
'.':,.-
Find the equation of a line passing
lhrouqh rhe
poinr
t4. 3J whose sum of
rhe nrerc"pls on the coordinale a-\es
&
q-rr3+t'',
'r'- 2'I --
-
)
-t
,y
--.f
V_
,i
-.r't
i
G)
i
@
rs
-I
(7Y
r 2y+2=0
(.2)
r.+2y-2=0
(3) y-2x+3=0
(.4)
2y+x 2-0
3'a'a*'t"
(2)
(3)
.'-/'
3
--rTxlL
50. In a right angled A. BC,
!!
is
acute,
Lq=90"
and tanA
=
5
. tnen
12'
(1)
l2)
5
13
t2
5
l3
12
12
BU
(3) 1j
.:
(41
(4)
(16)
and a, is
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acute, then
?*{=
v
,-.
3z
51. If sin d
=9
5
(1)
:
:3
(s)
+
.,_..
+'r+,
I
"'1
Qt
2/
5
t4)
4
2
I'he value of cos60'
cos 30'
,y
r+2Ji
2
(2)
(3)
2
1+16
t'{)6
4
.(a .+T.), 61' .!-
.',,.-'
'.
- ..t''
).4::?
+ sin 60" + 2 sin 30"
zr)--
,.9.
(4)
+
9*
53. The dngle
jr+2y
6=0
(1)
45.
between the lines
and2r+4y-6=0is
z
(.2)
(31
60'
s0"&
D"/
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54. A laddcr 6
$1g
r" plcr.pd ag.r.nst a
verlical $ail .-o rhar ||
.naqes
al rngle
of 60" with the
souna.
4!:Sb3!,!9fCbt
above the ground does the laddet
I
tlr
Em
e) 6",6,n
(3)
s"li m./
(4)
.J5
n
1h" lengh ofthe shadow ofa pr'lar rs
E-
i3 rmps irs heighr. TJ^o angJe uf
elevation of the source of light is
,./,
AtL)
a"e.
,
\
4
.lj
.l
7
,<:.
)
J-l
(1)
20.
\2) 30"
-/
(3)
45'
(4)
60'
If x is acute and sin 2J.
=
cos rc
,
then
0) nE z'
1
(3)
-.,5
,.i-'/..''t'
I
)'
r'"
'
'1-
-
t,'-
3
a
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If ir
=
sec d+ tan d and
y
=
sex9 lan 0
,
then the relation
between ic and y by elirninating d is
(1)
ry=\E
(.2)
r+-r,=1
o'l' I
(3) q,
=1.,.
c,
i.]'
(4) 1=
1
, k(','
',
|
58)
(1)
t2)
(3)
(41
i{
2
0/
1
,
+{
,
., {!
'r,,,,t
+ sin355'=
-
8., 5
a<,<
5
+
{n
'
t)"
-
srn'd cos' d
1ne vatue oI 1s
1-cosd 1+sind
rrJ
Yub
(1)
sin d cos l/
(2)
sn 0 + cos 0z/
(3)
cos a
-
sin d
(4)
2si.n0-cos0
a,
va
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)j:.
,'
\
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60. If the lines 2r + 3y + 9
=
0 and
24x + hy 1.3
=
A are perpendicular,
then the value of A is
(1)
-16/
(2)
1E
(3)
-8
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7
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?R
I< r
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61. Thc ratio of the volurnes of tt'o cones
is 4 : 5 and the ratio of the-r4dij' of
their bases is 2 : 3. Thc ralio of their
vertical heights is
(1)
4: 5
(2)
5,4
(3)
3:5
(4.)
9:5 .'
63. The volume of the largest ght
r r, ulrr , onp tlrJ Ca.l bp r.rr out nl e
cube with 9 cm edge, is
26',13
1.1
26'.13
't
729 cm3
891 cmi
-A
tt'
-
'!x !)
?-
1
n-,>
-.
62. If thc circumference of the bas-e.of a
9 rrr hiqh woqde4 solid cone is 44 rn,
rlre'r rFc v"lLme of rh" conc i"
(
1) 440 mr
/1,,
" 9 /
"\.)
^
l\,2,
4600 n '
?-\
..'
'3
r42Bm
"rt.
u"
,1.t
'
'
./u-,, ?
. 4 4c2 n:-/
*/:
"
"-4
(t)
t2)
(3)
(.,1)
liT\
o'"
/-.--1 1
r,
:"4't;'or"
/
If a cylinder and a conc hull"gg.+!
radij
9{
thgir bases and equal hcights
theD the ralio oltheir l'olu1nes is
(1)
1 :2
(.2)
4:1
1.3) 3:74
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C
rl,'es o A-BI- hr\:rA edge" l8 cr
za cm a;d--50
-cm
cre melted und
recr"r inlo .1 np$ cubc lhn
pdgp
oi lhp
"a.i' "i"6;
ih..i r;-;-d is
(1)
26 cm
(2)
36 cm.'
(3) 32 cm
(4) 38 cm
rrrL6
n'r'n+l+q
^f -llL
in :
ncrr r"phcrieuJ bowl oI dran"t.r
10.5 cm is
(unto
three decimals)
/
tj
6) 0.303 1t
s
r!2
|
{-l
(2)
0.102lt
\..-
s
i3) 0.2131t
--?)
".1^.h>,'
14) 0 243 lt
? r'z't!
-
3
If the nrrrrb"r' of
jqlrare (pn.r.meLers
on the sur:face of a sphere is equal to
the number olcubt( ccrlrrrelF"s in it.
volume, then the diametcr of the
66.
sphere is
(1)
10 cm
(2)
B cm
(3)
6 cn /a
(4)
4 cm
,tF=
+1:
r^,i
7
..r3
68. If the rndius of the sphere is do-u!1e{,
then thc ratio o{ t}re volume of the
firsl spbere to bhat ofthc second is
(1)
1 :4
(2)
1 :3
(3)
1: 5
(4) 1:8r'
a
p
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s
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b
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t
.
c
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m
69. Ifthe surface area of a splS:re is eqqal
to the area of a cfucle of diameter
5.6 cm, then-the rid;us oT-tEe-iFhGre
.^v
'
nl'r-
.,''x
(1)
1cm .l;
,
'
.../..\
(2)
2 cm
-1
(.3)
7.4 cm/
(4)
23cm
The raLio of
thp volump of a cJb. to
{hdljl a
lplterg,I.
hrch wrll c\aclly lu
r4sidc t!r-e, cube is
a3.
6
',1
The longest chord of a circle is the
(1)
radius
(2) tangent
B) dianetet'/
72. The number of circles aliawn through
three non-colLinear
points in a plane rs
(7)
1 -',"
(.2)
2
(3) 3
(4)
0
rq
;
?nei^
,),.' ud;.
\r
L.4
3
1.2) 6.tt /
(3)
r:a
(.1)
B:r
73.
oAD/599
Th" ccpacrly oi a c\lindrica' rark i.
1540 m . If the radius ol its base i-
7 m, the depth of the tanh is
sE:-.- 1-
(1) 14m
LJ
,n'1^'..',/
'1
^'
74.
(3)
13 m
(,1)
12 m
(1)
(3)
(4)
60.
90'22
120'
180'
The angle subtended
at the center is
'
i'j 10
2i
l'a
t-..'
/
b5' a semicircle
of the
cyclj!
(2)
75. The sum of the either
opposite angles of
quadrilateral is
parr
(1)
(3)
(.2)
90"
780"
"'
270'
(4) 360'
a
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p
s
c

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.
c
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m
lr a AABa. il tnc
eircle drcwr on
BC as diamcter passes through A,
then A ABC is
(1) an acute anglcd tliangle
(2)
an equilateral triangle
(3) an obtuse angled triangle
(.1) ./a
dght angled triangly'
f I
-:-\
'.I--
,-t*
78.
77. In the figure, DCt=
(1)
t2)
(3)
(4)
t20'
110'
70" 1
130'
\ 1{ h of lhp foJ,o"ing
.
6 ,r.1 ,
quadrilateral?
(1) a trapezlum
(2)
a parallelogram
(3) a rhombus
(4) a rectangle
/
?9. The tangents at the ends of a diameter
of a circle
(1) ar-e perpendicular
(2)
are parallcl
,7
(3)
bisects
(4) intcrsects at the center
t2L\ OAD.5::
80. The length of the tangent drayltq a
crrcle u. h raoius r rm from a poir':
p which is d cm arvay from the
center:, is
I
(1)
(2J
(3)
81. If ti'o circles touch internally, then
the number of their common tangents
1S
(.r)
2
t2) 1..'
(3)
4
(4) 3
-^.i
'
-'l
I
(1) congruent,/
(2)
oniy similar but not congruent
(3) not congruent
(4)
neither congruent nor similar:
J,I*,
TVo crrcles with equal radii alg
82.
83. If trro circles ol radii 3
touch internally, Ihen
bet\ieen their qnters is
(1)
3 cm
(2)
8 cm
(3)
2 ct:t,'
(4) 15 cm
a)
cm and 5
the distance
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b
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t
.
c
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m
84. I'he angle between a
circle and the radius
point ol contact is
tangeni 1:o a
drawn at the
circle from
(3)
The tangents drawn
an external Doint are
(1) 60'
t.2) 30'
45"
(1) so" -.'
(1)
e)
2-.
(1)
(3)
toa
(3)
\4)
86. l" rwo crrclp" are radii5 c_m and I2 cm
touch e>r:te_r,nally,
--tbgL!-he -distenre
between their: center:s iL
t2)
21 cm
7cm
1'7 crn,/
2cm (4)
(26)
oAD/599
Two circles are of radii 3 cnr a4{1-rm
gnd
the distance beiwaen their centers
i;-5 cnf Ean-nia:L"tgE si- !Fi'
tiiiiiwe$p sogrlqeal4gent
is
88.
(
1) 3 cm/-
.-,,<' i.,
^
"
jY
,2, ,rcm \
/'
]
^-'h-
I
13) 5cm 2'*
-l"t
(4) 8cm
t
a
I
How many g941palq,
gaq! of
lenelh
1,1 m and diameter 2 cm can be made
1it"-]
olifof 0.g8 cubic
-eters
ol iron?
(1) 140 j. o.ov
Q
?=-
t|
,2,200./ )11
,".,'"f,r"
7
o,Kt
'
f
,3.
280
-'
,.
4'F
(4)
320
89. If the length of the chor4gf
q circle is
eSld,lojb radius, then the angle
subtended by the chord at tbglgqUq
IS
(1) 30'
(2)
45"
$) 60"
.,.'
(4) 90"
90. lf two concentdc circles grq
&Illcd
with radii 7 cm and 14 crrr, thc area
'+.-+
between tne two clTcles rs
(1)
154 sq. cm
(2) 250 sq. cm
(3) 462 sq. cm
I
(4)
49? sq. cm
n'
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p
p
s
c

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b
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s
p
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t
.
c
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m
lii
t,' n t"s.,lo.
polj'gon, ifthe sum 01 the
i /
irrt.rlo. angles is twice tbe sum of the
extedor angles. then the nurlrbFr of
sides olthe legulal
polvgon is
f9
|
..v.
':'
"-,
,,'f)
'rn.
i.2.t 6.
, ...
,,
,
,
(3) 8 l''
*
"r'',' '/'
(.1) t{}
'
'.,,,
:.'t-.
.,, ooo^*
@' ,:'
i.'
iu a.nl A(-=4tm
'' i
'
tbe[ the radius of the circumcircle ol
the tdaDgle is
\
(1) 5cm
-l\
L2) 10 crn
-l
\
(31
2.5 cnr.' e
14) 15 clll
If AD is p:uallel to BE, C- i1 tbc
niclfloinf of Bt ar.rd the arca of
I\.BD-E=40cm',
thcn the area ol
96.
,\ ,c,E is
(1) 30 cm:
L2)
60 cml
(3) 40 ctti
(4)
20 ctrr:r
/{
/- 7,
bc'-
of
ot
A
93.
^
94'
98.
99.
.!
___ I
)DLI=
^
DEF -!
4
'
o'
,l
l\'"
'
(3) a''
e:t
tb+f)/
"
95. If A and E are two congllLcul i.gure;,
then
11)
area ol .4
=
area of B
r'
(2) ared ol A
13)
]
area of A
=
area of B
1,1) arc'a of A
=
ll alea of B
A A'C
(3) area of A .DEF
=
A AB']
(4) arca of A ABC -
\ D]]F
1
"-
i. ,. .*,, r
jr
'),1.c
qrc"riL orrl i
rrhirh AB AD B-!
=('D
'tne"
,1r
I!B.=\LBA *_l;
I
pBC
=
2lcBp
i
Apts-=l
pBC
l2')
j
pBC
=
2wD/
rnd -\/l =
DF
,
ttren XF
=
(1)
t ctr
12) 16 cm
(3) 4 cm
(4) 10 cmr' ,c
In the figure, ABCD is a
ryrtangle
and BDE is an isosceleslS$-qgglcl .
triangle. The
{tlca
of the figue t--'
(
1,'t cab
e
"
F
...{,e
97.
(1)
(2)
A ABC
area of
4
2
.J
100. ll ,1. dicgo rrls-.At
.
.,1,
1
9?
"1 '
"
I
r-z
u n ABa lr
::lt
AB
I'
D(-
intcrsect eacb other at O
,
tlrgn tbe
area of r\ AOD =
|' dtts o \BOC/
(21
]
areaofjBoC ;"
o '-:;,'
2r
,3,
|
-" o rts.)C
r
4
(4) 2 area of ABOC
If the area oI :r rhombus is 2-l!q41' and
,rp of i., i,Sor d F
:s
o lPrel\ 18.n_
then the length of one of its sjdes is
\,o
|
12 ar
t2r
15 cm,/ )rt
1.'
--;
1,lr 13
(n1 -
-),-"
,/a
(
1) 20 cnL
lf D,-U and a a1e lcsPectively the :
nidpoiDts of the sij]es -BC, CA arLd.
,'
AB ol'a triangle ABC. then
IL
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p
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.
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101. The arca ofthe rhombus is
(1)
th ploduct of the lengths oI the
diagonals
(2)
trvice thc product of the lentghs
of the diagonal-.
1
(3) :
the nrodrrct of ihe lengths ofl
2'
the diagonals
l
(4)
i
the product
of the lengths of
3-
the diagonals
102. Iffto chods Al) anrl CD intersect at
O. AO=1cn, OB=5cm and
DO
= 2 cn, lhen CO
=,..---{
(1)
4cm
i'
I
(2)
6cm
^
\ :. 1,q )a
,J
b cn
(4)
10 cmr
.^-
103. II
p"ch
dirsoral ol'a ou.rdrilarprlll
'
separates io iwo tr-ii;-1es;T-;qual
area, then the quadrilateral is a
(1)
parallelogranr
(2)
square
(3)
rhombus
(4)
rectangle
104, If the parallelosram lAC,Q._gl4
racl rneTe r1tsEF are on tl-e
"enc
br.p
AB and
lave
-9qqa1
arcas, thgL-t_lle
pedmeter: of the-parell-ellgggis
(1)
less than that ofthe rectangleX
(2),
{reatcr.
than that of the
/,
recrangte
(3)
equal to ihat olthe rectangle
(4) ]
.f thc Derimeter of the
2'
rectangle
lO5, l' AIlc.D r" r prlrl.elogrur.
X .rno
Y a-r
,l n
In.dpoinrs oi BC ard eD
respectively, lhen the area of the
AAxI
=
(1)
t2)
(3)
(.1)
L
area. of ABCD t
I
I
alea of ABCD
^
I area of ABCD
8
!
aye,a ol AB(ID
2
(30)
oAD/599
106. In a t4?4g1e_ A!-C.'
,
right angled at B,
BD fAq, BD
=9
cmand.4D
=
3 cm,
then the value of AC is
(1)
12 cm
(2)
18 cm
(3)
30 cm,
\4t Zt trn .l .
107. if the area of a triaritgle i.s 12 crn, and
ir. hssF i" 6.r..:hen il".orr.slondrnt
)rBt.h.
-'
v'
108. qlhg
!g4lg!tc19! 4q!{apqzjlqn
19
6 cm, 8 cm and the distance belwecn
them is
,1
cm, then its area is
-!t.l+
!
.f
/ 1'
.
4-
t
'"'
I
1^'
2i 'L+':
altitude is
(1)
12 cm
(2)
6 cm
(iJ)
8 cm
(4)
4cnt
l1) 28 crn2z
(2)
48 cm,
i3) 32 cm'z
(.4)
24 cn'
order is
(.1)
2:5
(2)
:J :'l
(.il)
\0:21t
(4)
14 :15
'.t'
109. If the ratio of the bases of trvo
rflcrlgre: rs z : J anLl
-c
rat.o ol thc r
corresponding altitudes is 5 : 7, then
the ratio of their areas in '.he same
z/<
?/:*
1A
2
t
110. 1f the area of a rectangle i-c 2,4 crn, a.lld
its lengrhis 6 qg. lhen its pelimeter is
(1)
10 ct,
\2) 20 cn, | )-. b
,3)
JU cm
b'I
/l) t4,,r
r!
t
!J]
'\
a
p
p
s
c

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o
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.
b
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s
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t
.
c
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111. If the qleq-
-gl.
j!. tariuglltsljs
7!S!t\ n,n and
''
are the midpoints
of the sides BC, CA and AB
l'cspectively, then the area of the
,..nstc DFF i"-.
;'-
i, ern^
.,1
\,,'.*
2l 4 cnr
1_1 \
(3)
3.5 cm'
A) 1.5 cm2/
trt-2
" "
112. If the ratio of the basq!
!r lIo
rri,,ngl4-
is-o:.1,"d rh" i.',;;;i"",,"
aqLrl
in arca. rnen the rdtro oflhFrr
correspondlng sll,rtudcs rs
{1) o:b
L.^
\2) b d.
(.3)
a:
11) 2a: b
Il3. Tn r
'riangl"
{Bl rlrc b."er
!o4
of
-/JAC intersect .BC in D, then
Bt)
DC
(3)
(4)
(1)
AB.
AC'
AC
AB
AD
AC
AD
114. If in IABC, AC'= AI'_iB-C,, then
IABC=
(2)
B'
a)a-
(1)
180.
(2)
90"/
(3)
46.
(4)
50'
115. 1he lengths of thc sides
!f,
cq+arn
tdangles are gt"cn b?Iui Which of
them is a dght angled t4g4C1e1
(1)
6cm Icnl, 11c r
(2)
5 cm, I cm, 10 cm
(3)
8 cm, 15 cm, 17 cm/
(.1)
7 clr',23 crr,,24 cm
e. L-
&
116. If ABC
triaDgle,
AB,
=
oAD/599
is an isosceles right angled
right anglcd at C, then
(1)
AC"
(.2)
2AC,/
{
(4)
(3) !.ac,
2
1AC'
I17. A
"ote
uf 2.2 rn ,ong h.. bct p!t_!-lt_
tbg_f-orrgaf
4
circle The area of the
cu cle so lo1.Ined ls
(1)
4400 cm:
, fl f
(2)
2620 cm2
(3)
2560 cm, 'L'".a
('1)
3850 cm':1
..7
-
.i/a
?.-)
'-..r
",'t
,t
'
'7
PR:AC
I
BC:QR
t?
'n.
ti)
rr9. If AB:ZY
=
BC : XY
AABC i6 similar to
then
<_v
r2o. rf
G;ta:^pet)
44_!.":r",
PQ=2.4 cm and PR=5.4 cm. thcn
;A
h
(1)
^XYZ
/\
,/\
t.2) t zxY
/ \
(3)
LZYX.
t
i
t4)
^YZX
(1)
3.6 cm
(2)
5.4 cn:r
{3) 4.5 cm
(4)
8.1 crr' ,
2:
L
z\
5-.1
l,^'::
-::n*
'
:nen
4!'
PQ
=
(3)
?c
a
p
p
s
c

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121. The sum o{ the
quadrilateral is
(1)
90'
(2)
180.
1.3) 270'
(4)
360e,
interior angles of a
(1)
5
(2)
1.0 /
(3)
12
(4)
8
@
123. In a triangle AtsC, il BC= AB ard
122. Tf 'he e\tcrtor arglF ot a rcgu rr
polygon is 36', then the nurallel or
sidcs of Lhe
polyeon
is
124. In a triangie
44c_,,jdrt
ergl"d
"t
-B ,
BD IAC
,
BD
=9cm
and,4r=3cm,
the value of AC is
(1.)
18 cms
(.2)
27 cni's
(3)
30 cmsT P'
| ,-
Dr1160
"ar"
i
x\
--
s#.
c-
"9.
t1t
12 rms
1'
"
lt
*
dK
/tz
r25. If
4-is lbqrqi{1!ar&qllh.9.}ip,o-tS.+}se
AC of a right angled triangle ,48C,
l!
= B0'
,
then
L{
=
(1)
30.
(2)
60'
(.3)
20" .
(4)
90.
then BD
=
o)
+AC
/
(2)
(3)
!ac
2
!dn
2
IAD
2
.r'
)
(,'
7.
(34)
angle of an
50'
60" /
70"
90'
oAD/599
"qg!!914-,t4q19
a triangle q{9
tllhe
then the angles of the
l2^,
a \ 6o
,.r
t,0
;
t26. Each
is
(1)
l2)
(3)
\4)
727. In LABC
,
which is the
(1)
AB
(.2)
BC /
(3)
AC
if
!l
=!l=
a5", then
(4)
All sides are equal
128. The angles of
ratio 3:4.: 5,
r.rangle are
l(
t7) 45",60",75.
t
(2)
40",50.,90.
(3)
45., 45., 90"
(4) ,10.,
60., 80.
129. Tn a parallelogam thp diagonal"
(1)
are equal
(2)
bisect each other /
(3)
intersect at dght angles
(4)
ere parallel to each other
130. If ali sides of a quaddlateral
equal, then it is a
(t)
rhombus I
(2)
rectangle
(ts)
squarc
(4) parallelogt
am
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11 a triangle and a parailelogram
on the sane base and bet\rcen
sarne parallels,
thcn the area of
the
the
-r-
60"
B
1V
120"/
160"
133. Tf rhc -un
ofrrro rlgl.s orr triansle
iq 8u'. th"u ih-ther ansi; ;
,;;
Lrr snacuteanqle,..-?o
r2 r u nsht ansle
''J
(3)
an obtuse angle,/
(4)
a leflex angle
T e a rriang c ABa . lf
o
;" anl pinr
\'rtlnn it such tbat AlJ, + Br{ + CA1
=
3
\oA'
+ oB, + oC,
)
ihen O is thc
i
13.+
(1)
excentre
12) incentre
Pf ,
eirtiimcentre
(4)
1
centroid
\\1r, r o, rp tollusrng
r. a .onpi.l
sLatcnent?
rr I t\\'o II]soglcs are :rlrvays srmtlcr
Z iro.qudrF-
rr. cl$-y"..tD.'J-./
rrlr
iio r or'.bu.cs ar'e rlurv-
slmrlal'
r
I luu
rc,.rane1.-
tue ,l$_,.
f-l
L\!)
131.
132. Irl the lbllorviug figure,
(1)
l2)
\.;1)
(1)
tliangle is equal to
(ll
areaofparailelogranl
(3)
(41
i.2)
1
ar-ea ol the pr rullclo{Tnmy'
1"
rr"er (]1
Lbe puatlelngrJrn
area ol the parallclogranl
(36)
Thc leng1h of the mediao
Iigirt angled triaDgle ii
oAD/599
BD in rhe
regular peDtagon
1:..
I
,
.'i
-,'
,
"
,\i"
,.,,."o
136.
I39. Tl e arcb of an eqgilgr"ra|
r.r.lnglc
\. hr.h ii
'brn
cd orr r t-p srde
"t
u
sou-"eu
h8ctnsda.
"
:n.;
;
(1)
1216
t.2) 76nE/.
(3)
18 a6
(4)
14./5
140. II on" Jnete of rr rri*ellc_r" obrust.
I nFn rt
c 01 ie,' t\.o dlgle. m, isLbc
(1)
acute angles I
(2)
iess thau 45" each
(3)
straight angles
(4)
one riglrt angle and the other-
acute angle
6'
j;{.i
I
,q\1
(l)
12 cm
.h
(2)
6 cn
../ ll
,..
i3) 1J cm
--.- n,r
c'
ru a.s cm2
f;$
.
137. The perineter
of a
\r-ith side 7 cn is
(1)
35 cm7
t.2)
2E cm
(3)
56 crn
\4) 42 crn
(1)
1000.
(2)
1280.
(3)
1080'./
(4)
1800"
138. The sum of the interior a+gles of a
rcg1llar octagon is
a
p
p
s
c

g
r
o
u
p
.
b
l
o
g
s
p
o
t
.
c
o
m
141,
142. ln a
parallelogram PQRS, X
'"
the
midpoint of P@ and I is the
midpoint of ,RS. Then XY divides the
parallelogram into lwo parts as
In a tnanel" A19a. DE ..- drawr.
_
,lD A
parallel to Be. Then
""
=
n
,t\
..
BC DHE
DE
atl
\2)
:-1/
ts't-
Ea
;d" i"
B)
l!
f
otb
.
BD/
&t
49^
AE/
(l) 1:2
(2)
3:1
(.3)
7 . 1/
(4)
2:7
143. The interior
nanogone is
(1) 110'
(2)
r2o'
(3)
130'
(4)
740'/
angle o{
@
--t
L/_1
and the other is
a regtrlar
triangle the other
144. In a right angled
two angles must be
(1)
acute angles
7
(2)
obtuse angles
(3)
equal to 15'
(4)
one is acute
obtuse
145. Intersecting
point of angular bisectors
of a triangle is tbe.,
(1)
circuncentre
(2) incentre;
(3)
centroid
(4)
orthocenhe
(38) oAD/599
If the sides of a triangle ale in the
ratio 1: rE: 1, then the triangle is
(1) equilateral
\,\ {u
(2) isosceles
'eL
t,,..',
(3)
righi angled
l..i
(4)
.,.right
angled isosceles
"
the tdangle
@
+(BD"
+ AD')
(4)
BC' + CD2
. . ..!
at,-
.
-_ltlDr.v/
t ,,.,76 11
146.
t47- Il AD is the rnedian of
.4BC
,
then AB2 + AC2 ts
0)
z(ao'+ tn") z
q
2lBC'+cD')
trian?e, ihen its a
ia'-
(-a,
148. Th"_gioe- of q tr a rg1",ere 4!)3m
41 cm and 9 cm. Then the arca of the
tdangle is
(1)
120 cm?
(2)
320 cm'
(3)
180 cm'z./
(4) 200 cm:
149. If
(6, 2) ar'd
(2,6)
are
$re--e-4{s
of a
h]'potenuse of al:tgb! argled
isosceles
in square units
(1)
8
/.
13) 2
Q)
"E
If A(0.0) and B(6,0) are trvo vertices
ol J nghr anpled rrrar gre ABr-
"rght
angled at A and
"s(3,4)
is the
circumcenlre, then its tlrird ve ex is
(1) (6,
8)
(2) (8, 6)
(3) (0,8)/
(4) (4,3J
,YL
@)
,t)
150.
r-?,b')
.r, fr
,?""'
a
p
p
s
c

g
r
o
u
p
.
b
l
o
g
s
p
o
t
.
c
o
m