1.) The two consecutive angles of a parallelogram are in the ratio of 2 is 3.

Find
the smaller angle. PROVE: ans. 72
2.) The sum of the obtuse angles of a parallelogram is 240. Find the acute
angle.
PROVE: ans. 60
3.) In triangle ABC, find the obtuse angle formed by the bisectors of angle B and
angle C if angle A and angle are 46 and 84 respectively.
PROVE: ans. 115
4.) A regular hexagon is circumscribed about a circle of radius 2. Find the area
outside the circle and inside the hexagon.
PROVE: ans.

3
4

5.) A circle of radius 2 is inscribed in a 30-60-90 triangle. Find the hypotenuse of

the right triangle. PROVE: ans. 10.928
6.) The interior angles of a quadrilateral are in the ratio of 2:3:5:5. Find the
biggest exterior angle of a quadrilateral.
PROVE: ans. 132
7.) Two adjacent sides of a parallelogram whose area equals 60 include an
angle of 150. If the longer side is 12, find the shorter side.
PROVE: ans. 10
8.) In a circle chord AB trisects CD at E. if EB is 2 and AB is 7 find the length of
ED.
PROVE: ans.

2 5

9.) In a cycle quadrilateral one interior angle is 68. Find the interior angle
opposite to this angle. PROVE: ans. 112
10.)
In triangle ABC, a line parallel to AC intersects AB at D and BC at E. If
DB is 6, AD is 2, BC is 24, find DE, if AB and BC include a 60 angle.
PROVE: ans. 15.875
11.)
The hypotenuse and the shorter leg of a right triangle are 15 and 9
respectively. Find the length of the altitude on the hypotenuse.
PROVE: ans.

1
5

12.)
Refer to problem 11 find the area of a circle whose center is at the
vertex of a right angle and passing through the midpoint of the hypotenuse.
PROVE: ans. 56.25

13.)
From point p without a circle secant PCA and tangent PB are drawn. If
AC:PC = 3:1 and PC = 6 find PB.
PROVE: ans. 12
14.)
A circle is circumscribed about a square. Another circle is inscribed in
the same square. Find the ratio of the areas of the two circles.
PROVE: ans. 2:1

15.)
The side of the first square is equal to the sum of the diagonals of the
second square. Find the area of the second square if the area of first square is
M.
PROVE: ans.

M
B

16.)
The two corresponding sides of two similar polygons are 5 and 30. The
area of the bigger polygon is 1800. Find the area of the similar polygon
PROVE: ans. 50
17.)
Angle ABC is 70 and angle BCD is 30. Find angle CDE (take the
obtuse angle)
PROVE: ans. 140
18.)
A wheel revolves 200 times in travelling a distance of one-half a km.
find the radius of the wheel in cm.
PROVE: ans. 39.79
19.)
Find the legs of a right triangle whose area and hypotenuse are 6 and 5
respectively
PROVE: ans. 4 and 3
20.)
The area of the triangle is 30 and its altitude is 2. Find the area of the
similar triangle whose base is 60.
PROVE: ans. 120
21.)
Find the of an equilateral triangle that can be cut from a circle of radius
4 cm.
PROVE: ans. 12
22.)

sq.cm

A square plane metal with a diagonal of 2

, is pierced by a hole 2

cm in diameter. Find the area of the metal left.

PROVE: ans. 8584 sq. cm
23.)
A lot in the form of a parallelogram has its shorter side equal to 120 m.
If the shorter sides is perpendicular to the shorter diagonal and the distance
between the longer sides is 100 m , find the area of the lot in hectares.
PROVE: ans. 2.1709 hectares
24.)
PE and PA intersecting at p are tangents to the segment of a circle at D
and C. Find the area enclosed by the tangents and arc CD.
PROVE:
25.)

16
[ 3 3 ]
9

sq. cm

AB and CD make an angle of 135 and 150 with BC which is equal to

10 cm. If AB is 5 2

cm and CD is 6 cm find the area of the quadrilateral

ABCD.
PROVE: ans. 60.49 sq. cm
26.)
Each of the three circles (see figure) is tangent to the other two. If the
radius of the three is 1, 1.5, and 2 all in cm, find the area of the shaded
portion.
PROVE: ans. 318 sq. cm

27.)
Two equal semicircles whose diameters are each 10 cm intersect at
point D and E. if their diameters are perpendicular to each other, find area of
the shaded portion.
PROVE: ans. 50 sq. cm
28.)
Two circles are tangent externally at C and arc tangent internally to a
third circle at A and D. If BC is the common internal tangent and, equal to 20
cm find the area of the shaded portion.
PROVE: ans. 100 sq. cm
29.)
As shown in the figure two circles are tangent externally and each
tangent to both axes in the first quadrant. Find the area of the smaller circle.
30.)
PROVE: 9.245 sq. cm