(4) oAD/599

1. In a ml1= 720' . If 41 is rlhe A tdangle can have

^,4-BC
foot of the perpendicular liom A on (1) fivo right angles /
BC , then the points are in the order (2) tlvo abtuse angles a
(]) B-M -C A.
(3) each angle less thao 60'>
]n
(2) M-B-C rl)r"
t\+ t f Lwo aarLe ar'gles
JEl M-C B \:.C - O _,ll , , ")
t,
14) C M-B --. I (1n e'-.''
- "
\:4
The sum of the interior angles qL4_
Dentagon is
In a A,4BC, !l is a right angle and

om
(1) 360'
BM is an altitude. Then A AMB is (2)
tz"-'j)'2.
180'

.c
similar to
,6 540'

ot
(1) (.4) -:4r'7'
^MBC )-B sp 270"
-,&
(2) L ACB
/N : 'iv !.1
._T-*o
z1 i\
og
(3) I\CAM
,<i
D
n
&) o"saa Tle angles r,f a lriangle ar-
l
.b

^,43C -A 21 35 3' -5 and 5( 50 dpgrpcs.

p 4b I
p

Then r =
ou

lI the areles A.B.C ol a l-rienqle cr" L v-\ t\ : l

(1) 10' 3', - <
alg{p]s qz
gr

in the ratio.2 : then - fll

.tf ao'
A : 4,
6 zo' "-',=*'-
tua -'ro :)
(3) 30'
c

L^.
(2)
ps

30"
(4) 40. 'n ' *.
(3) 40' 1\0
ap

6a ,
(4) 90" '^ ' Y7'
,t. l:Lz

Thrce anele- of a ouadrilaleral arts In AABC ,

4= o' + "', th"t' the-lEht
rpspe.trvclr equal to I l0', 40' and 5u angle is
then the fourth angle is c
th"'
(1) l4
i1) 70' '
l:
"
(2) 140'
5p .)+ .6
(3)
,t21' 160" tc
(4) 90' ln
\4) L: orlC
 \o
' ?'a ->
:|rv?A\otv
" zt72.l
7
" +;$. ::y,;*"r@
(6) ,ta' I oAD/599

To rncke a rlo.ed ct
\ t3.,
In \ABa, rhc s.des are 6. I0 and 8 1 intlrical tank, o[
9.
-/ r."i*tl r 'o *"JG"" ";--, '.. U! "- -
then AABC is a , m"tal shpet, hc sheel reqJirpd
from
right angled trjangle Lq

(2) acute angled t angle (1) 748 m'

(3) trra gle
t-A/ 7 48 m')
obtuse angled
(3) 74.8 m?
(4) equilateral triangle
\.4) 7 480 n2 ) ' -n'to ,'i l2n
.- r' rt a
Y

10. The total surface area ofa cylindel i-s

,14. A Jukers ccp i-in r'lclorm ol a righl

om
\ - crrculcr conc of bcso r.'dius/ / , m and
(7) 2rr n.igl^t 24 cm. Th"n ihp^ ar6a of th-
1'--) shaet rcqLrrTed lo mdRp ru rru.n caps ls

.c
1.2) 2tzrh tl (1)
G' 500 cm'
/ A\ et'"

ot
2nr\r+h) (2) t\
"sr 2n\r+h)
t/r;'4+ , " "t'\ sp yfl
?00 cm'?
55oo crr'' .7'n\
(41 '7tlt (t:+')
(4) . t0 (.-na! +'tI6 ,)
og
550 cm,
2-3aJ {,{ i :,. '
l
.b

11. A qgtal p+9 iq !f lqlong, Th14I'.91 15. The radius and slant height of a cone
p

drqmeter of a cross secl io-L!:-il cm are in the ratio 4 ; ?. If its cluned

ou

ThlLthe il]ner,cur:ved-sudacq 4t194 is sq1!4qe qlpq.. E-.ry--l!+':, ther the

radius is
gr

968 cm' (1) ,4...

- 1,4 10 cm
/ lYv'h{! )t.
tgt>/12_l (.2)
t2) 484 cm'?
c

,-/2> \ 22 cm
ffi t11\
ps

(3) 102 cm': (3) 20 cm 'va-t'/

'?1
4gF tz" -r "I .,n/"'
ap

%t- ,?
986 cm'
#{-
16. Il h" radiru-,a nd vertrcal he.ghL of a
/ tz. m. curvcd surf.rce area ol c right cone are 5 cm and 12 cm r:espectivelv,
\ -.' circular rvljnder ol beiqhl 14 .m < ihe culved suriace area is
88 cm'. Then the diameter of the base (1) 20{) cm'z
of the cylinder is
(1) l 2A4 I crr'2
\'-."1 \'
cm 7
@<
A)
{
5y' z.^ (3) 200?
7
cm'?
fit .l
(3) 4 cm 27/
I 2-)-
/ , 17
,-
7l (4) 204 cm' -t?-
(4) 0.5 cl]r 7
,'*
 t{'
(8)

17, In two cones, if the cgllql-sql]face

.rc. of one i.-I.yli!! 'hat ol thc othet 6) A dght ci..'cular cylindcr
a sohcr" ofr-o,'r- , Th.n
i.-.1rr"* cld iliv-cd
juit encl!:ers
lre rcliu ni'
and th" :lcttf l.rq\1 o' LIlo r"1 Pr s -urlers arn,
',
r\\'rre rhrl of iot^"i, rhe rctro o[ surface area oi t-ie c1-liridir is
"
their radii is yf, t,t
F ,1 :L t\
t2) 1:2
r
Ll-.i
.1"_.)
'r 1:* '''
r- = - tl
(.2) 4:5 9 (3)
(3) 3:1
2 tz '2- \+)
3:5
@

om
The surface area of tbe sphere of
radius 7 cm is Thts lpng'n. broadth ard ' orgnr oI e
rt /\

.c
(1) 394 cml :.-._ I -,x'' roo1l1:rre in tire ratio(3./: 2 : 1 I!-$"

ot
.f:r '? volume is 929'14 dm3, then the len9lh
(.2) 2464 cm'? sp
,.@ .A
of the roorn is
'], .,
(3)
,,"1 '.lc 'l
rt%"^,'/
og
(1) 60 Ctr 6"r
*4 616 ctL') d
l

(2) dn
.b

,15
p

19. If the diameter of the mqoil- ls (.3) 72 d.l\ /

appror.inately one fourth of the
ou

dicmeicr of fhc crrlh, ihe ratio of (4) 30 dn *-

.!,\n,
gr

therr sur'faqe preasjs

(rl €J. 1v'
c
ps

(.2)
23. The inner di3:x:tel of a cvlindrical
ap

'lvooden pipe is 2'4 cn and its otil.er

"F 16
!s.-.1
" !-/{ diameler is 28 cm. 'I\: leeg!! of ihe
1.4r

"\'1" "' pipe is 35 cm. The volume oi the rvood

used is
20. The ladius of a spher'e witb sudace
area 154 clr]'z. rs (1) 5700 crn3
(1) 7 cm A\
p1' 35crn l"' .,.,
,-ti'-r-^
X s120 entj

(3) 5000 cmr

(3) 14 cm
(4) 502i1 nnl
(4) 49 cm
 ,n 6,.";?
-ir /z'
rlh
t:l
E (10) - oAD/599
/ ,r. Thc inner radius of a pipe is 2 cm. 28. If the height of a cone is 15 cm and its
Horv much water ca:r 14 n ofthis pipe volume is 770 cm3, then the radius of
hold? the base is
(1) mi (1)
(2)
0.176

176 n:l ,\
,----l
,-/
.v
5 cm
,{2,,
t nt ..t/a^ 7cm
(3r 1?6m l/'A '1
., -itfr
.a (:J) 10 cm
)4t u.urtolt7' I
(4.J 12 cm
A solid cylinder has a total lurfac-q
are" ol 462 rm- Its -curvpd slrdace ,/\ j\t6L
r

om
-,j1
alea is one.thlrd oflts tolcl sur{ace tt" i .,1 , '"
area. Then the radius of the cylinder -tulf
-7

.c
29. The volume oI a right circular cone is
lt l iro-)

ot
r
!). 7 cm
\4 .,,n',."'s- sp 9!59-em;. If thc diameter of the base
(2) 3.5 cm , ')'
q i, 28 cm. thel rhe heieht oI the cone -.
(3) ,
og
14 cm ^'/

(4) 21 cm
;':,"{ 6 +a"
11'h '
1? -h
- '--
l
.b

30$
e) 32 cm 3
p

26. T\vo cy-indrlcal cans havp bascs oI Llre \

(3) 21crrL tt '?'n''''"
ou

sdme sr7c. The diamcler of eacn is

--- , ,i
r{.c}D,une
^ oTTne cans ls tu cm lengln
(4)
gr

and the other is 20 cm. Then the ratio 12 cm

of tlleir capa€ities is
c

(l) 'l:5 rr_:--l fl,/^

\q6
ps

gf r,z
ap

(3) 3:4 t>2' The base radii o{ two right circular

(.4) 4:7 the Ea4rc igight are jn the
ratio 3 : 5. The ratio of lheir volumes
27. I'he volume of a circulag eq4g is is

(1) (1)

(2) (.2) 73

(y I ", s
3 ""/a
l4) 2 rnz h
(,r) 9 15
 (12) oAD/599

9. 35. A sP. or i- ' L|ro,D r c ., le o -ao Ur

31. In the triangle ABC , if sinA=
15 21 cm. The angle of i,he sector is 150"
then cos A= Then the length ofthe arc is

11) # ;--)
(2) 45 ctn \1- -/'
,?# it (3) 48 cIn -7--,..
(3) 1! (4) 55 cm I ni-J :@
j

9 ,an . r-i\L--'l .-) .. .,t' '4

or'.1,,,
(4r ?$* , r
* The distance befiveen the centres of
thp rrvo cirr.es o ruJii ,,
"nd r i" r/

om
32. The diameter of a ci4le 'fhel will rourlr pach orreln'prna.l.
cqct ruqsc4 qt48:a.sgttarg_is 10 cm. Its if

.c
side u.ill be
(1) Gi tr-
.-,,-.-
(.7). d=r. r"

ot
3.5 cn
lD .5'E cm
.r\ sp (2) d=\+12 (-
(3) 6 cm [} (3) .t = J\;
og
(1) 4rli crr
'ff:ri. (1) d =2(\ + r,)
l
p .b

If the volumes of two hemisphe-res are

ou

in the ratio 1:27, then the ratio of An arc makes an angle of 72" at the
centre of a circle of radius 10 crn. Its
(1)
gr

t.2)
3:
2
1

3
'r@
a''.
length will be
(7) 2
\,
c

(3) 3 2 (2)
ps

4
(4L. 1 (3) 6
ap

(4) 8
:t4- I -
''> u'L
Th" cr". o tl)p.l-rdco region in rhe
figule if ,4,BCD is a square of length
7'/
ol each side 14 cm
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
llv 12 sq.cr,1 *rf ( 1),\ 5 cn1
(2) 100 sq.cm -'4 (2) 72 cn
13) 15.1sq.cm (3) 25 cm
(4) 196 sq.cm (4),.. 10 cm
 iq9' -.1
2 t|' ,r'.
v -\
(14) v [7
,^" I-l ^^^,--
oAD'ses

Ifthe chords A,B and CD intersect at l):re slope of a line perpendicular to

O as shown in the ligure, then "9
the iine s:r|j 2y+4=0 is
tro"
0g
(r) _!
5 b
De
5
(.7) AC.AB= BD 'CD
(2)
t -2
(2J AO OD=CO OB (3) 2
.
(3) AO OB =CO O1)
2
(4) CO AO =OD' \.4 )
5

om
40. The slope ofthe line lf A=14,2), B=(1,y) and AB=5,
(1) then the possible values of l are

.c
3
(7) 2,7 ^a

ot
(2) O
Po (!'J) = "
(2)- 6,2
(3) 5
sp
(3) 5,2 ' o:1)'" '"
- '1 z' c
og

t4J - (4) 3,5 ''l

3
l

@
.b

45. One end ofla@glqelqglq=cqrgle is

p

(3,2) and the cenhe is (0,0). Then the

ou

4t. Two straighf lines are parallel if their

slopes are coordinates of the other end of th,e
diameter is
gr

._ {.lt " ,)
(1) zero
(1) (3, - 2)
c

(2) equai (2) ( 3,2)

ps

(3) not equal (3) (2,3) - ),'"

ap

(4)
I (3, 2)
unde{ined

42. If L$ro lines intersect at right aEgles, 46. If R divides the joj-n ef P (3.9J--and
then the product ol their slopes is A(6,-f) in the ratio 1 : 2, then the
(r)
(2)
(3)
1

0
r

j-- coordinates ofthe point R is

(1)
(2)
0,6)
(1,2)
0,"') \
I
>( ("1. t)
(> (4,1)
-vT
tfc t 2rt
(4) (2,3)
3
Lta
1
 E (16) oAD/599

47. The equation of a line with the slope

51. If sin d =95 and a, is acute, then
IJ and passing through a point (2, 3)

1S
- f n. ,
(1) 2r+3y ?=0 (1) :
\2) ic 3] 13 = 0 ,: , *.yn-L)
.t :3

'3- 2r-3y l3-0 ,..-1 '

(4) r. +2t'.':,.-
=9
-a a t
" !,r ., ..lif Qt 2/

48. Find the equation of a line passing

(s)
+
lhrouqh rhe poinr t4. 3J whose sum of

om
rhe nrerc"pls on the coordinale a-\es
rs -I t4)
5
(7Y r 2y+2=0 & q-rr3+t'', 4 t'{)6 4

.c
(.2) r.+2y-2=0 'r'- 2'I -- - ) .(a .+T.), 61' .!- .',,.-' '.

ot
(3) y-2x+3=0 -t 2 - ..t''
,yV_ ,i sp ).4::?
(.4) 2y+x 2-0 --.f I "'1 I'he value of cos60' + sin 60" + 2 sin 30"
zr)--
-.r't i 30'
og
cos
@ 3'a'a*'t"
49. A rexagesimal measure of ,.9.
72o is equal
,y r+2Ji .,_.. +'r+,
l
.b

in circular measure to
2
G) i
p

?*{=
v
3z
ou

--rTxlL (2) ,-.

(2) .'-/' 2
gr

(3)
(3) 1+16
c
ps

3
ap

(4) 9*
50. In a right angled A. BC, !! is +
5
acute, Lq=90" and tanA = . tnen
12'
53. The dngle between the lines
5 jr+2y 6=0 and2r+4y-6=0is
(1)
13
t2 (1) 45. z
l2)
5 (.2) 60'
(3)
l3 1j
12 .: (31 s0"&
12
(41
BU (4) D"/
 (18) oAD/599

54. A laddcr 6 $1g r" plcr.pd ag.r.nst a If ir = sec d+ tan d and

verlical $ail .-o rhar || .naqes al rngle y = sex9 lan 0 , then the relation
of 60" with the souna. 4!:Sb3!,!9fCbt
between ic and y by elirninating d is
above the ground does the laddet
(1) ry=\E
I ,./, (.2)r+-r,=1 o'l'
tlr Em
I

AtL) (3) q, =1.,.

e) 6",6,n
a"e. ,
4
\ i.]'c,
.lj .l (4) 1= 1 , k(',' ',

(3) s"li m./ 7 ,<:.

) J-l

om
(4) .J5 n 58)
|

.c
+ sin355'=
- 8., 5

ot
(1) i{
1h" lengh ofthe shadow ofa pr'lar rs
sp t2) 2
+{
, a<,<
i3E- rmps irs heighr. TJ^o angJe uf 0/
og
(3)
elevation of the source of light is 1 ., {! 5 + {n ' t)"
l

(41 'r,,,,t
.b

(1) 20. ,
p

\2) -/
ou

30"
va
(3) 45' 1ne vatue oI- srn'd cos' d 1s a,
gr

1-cosd 1+sind
(4) 60' (1) sin d cos l/
c

\'.'
)j:.
ps

(2) sn 0 + cos 0z/ rrJ

(3)
Yub ,'
\
ap

cos a - sin d
If x is acute and sin (4)
'',itit
2J. = cos rc , then 2si.n0-cos0

0) nE z'
,.i-'/..''t' I 60. If the lines 2r + 3y + 9 = 0 and
)' r'" ' '1- 24x + hy 1.3 = A are perpendicular,
1 a
- t,'- 3 then the value of A is
(1) -16/ 7
(3) (2) 1E
.z.iz)-- *1
-.,5 ?R
(3) -8 I< r - lc-
@) 2I
 (20) oAD/599

61. Thc ratio of the volurnes of tt'o cones o A-BI- hr\:rA edge" l8 cr
C rl,'es
is 4 : 5 and the ratio of the-r4dij' of za cm a;d--50 -cm cre melted und
their bases is 2 : 3. Thc ralio of their recr"r inlo np$ cubc lhn pdgp oi lhp
.1
vertical heights is ih..i r;-;-d is
"a.i' "i"6;
(1) 4: 5
(2) 5,4
-A
tt' '!x !)
(1)
(2)
26 cm
36 cm.'
(3) 3:5 ?- - 1 n-,>
(3) 32 cm
(4.) 9:5 .' -. (4) 38 cm

62. If thc circumference of the bas-e.of a rrrL6 n'r'n+l+q in :

om
66. ^f -llL
9 rrr hiqh woqde4 solid cone is 44 rn, ncrr r"phcrieuJ bowl oI dran"t.r
rlre'r rFc v"lLme of rh" conc i" 10.5 cm is (unto three decimals) /
tj

.c
( 1) 440 mr /1,, 6) 0.303 1t s {-l
r!2
9 / " |\..-

ot
^ l\,2, 4600 n ' ?-\"\.) sp (2) 0.102lt
s
..' '3 r42Bm "rt. u"
' ./u-,, ? ,1.t
i3) 0.2131t --?)
. ' 4 4c2 n:-/ */: " -
".1^.h>,'
14) 0 243 lt ? r'z't!
og

"-4 3
l
.b

63. The volume of the largest ght

p

If the nrrrrb"r' of jqlrare (pn.r.meLers

r r, ulrr , onp tlrJ Ca.l bp r.rr out nl e
ou

on the sur:face of a sphere is equal to

cube with 9 cm edge, is
the number olcubt( ccrlrrrelF"s in it.
o'" volume, then the diametcr of the
gr

(t) 26',13
1.1 liT\
/-.--1 1
sphere is
r,
(1) ,tF= +1:
c

26'.13 10 cm
ps

t2)
't (2) B cm
..r3
:"4't;'or" (3)
ap

(3) 729 cm3 6 cn /a

/
(.,1) 891 cmi (4) 4 cm

If a cylinder and a conc hull"gg.+! 68. If the rndius of the sphere is do-u!1e{,
radij 9{ thgir bases and equal hcights
theD the ralio oltheir l'olu1nes is
then thc ratio o{ t}re volume of the
firsl spbere to bhat ofthc second is
(1) 1 :2 (1) 1 :4 r^,i
(.2) 4:1 (2) 1 :3 7

1.3)3:74 (3) 1: 5
14) 2: I
(4) 1:8r'
 oAD/599

69. Ifthe surface area of a splS:re is eqqal 73. Th" ccpacrly oi a c\lindrica' rark i.
to the area of a cfucle of diameter 1540 m . If the radius ol its base i-
5.6 cm, then-the rid;us oT-tEe-iFhGre 7 m, the depth of the tanh is
.^v sE:-.-
' (1) 14m 1-
nl'r- .,''x LJ
(1) 1cm .l; , '
.../..\ ,n'1^'..',/
(2) 2 cm -1 '1 ^'
' i'j 10
(.3) 7.4 cm/ (3) l'a t-..'
(4) 23cm
13 m
2i
/
(,1) 12 m

om
The raLio of thp volump of a cJb. to
{hdljl a lplterg,I. hrch wrll c\aclly lu

.c
r4sidc t!r-e, cube is a3.
74. The angle subtended b5' a semicircle

ot
\r L.4
3 rq sp at the center is

1.2) 6.tt / ; ?nei^ (1) 60.

og
,),.' ud;.
(3) r:a
l

(2) 90'22
.b

(.1) B:r 6 ',1

p

(3) 120'
ou
gr

(4) 180'
The longest chord of a circle is the

(1) radius
c
ps

(2) tangent
ap

B) dianetet'/ 75. The sum of the either parr of the

opposite angles of cyclj!
quadrilateral is

(1) 90"
72. The number of circles aliawn through
three non-colLinear points in a plane rs
(.2) 780"
(7) 1 -'," "'
(.2) 2 (3) 270'
(3) 3
(4) 360'
(4) 0
 t2L\ OAD.5:: I
lr a AABa. il tnc eircle drcwr on 80. The length of the tangent drayltq a
A, crrcle u. h raoius r rm from a poir':
BC as diamcter passes through
p which is d cm arvay from the
then A ABC is
center:, is
(1) an acute anglcd tliangle
(1)
(2) an equilateral triangle
(3) an obtuse angled triangle (2J
(.1) ./a dght angled triangly'
f I -:-\ (3)

'.I--,-t* J,I*,
77. In the figure, DCt=

om
81. If ti'o circles touch internally, then

.c
the number of their common tangents

ot
1S

sp (.r) 2 -^.i
(1) t20'
t2) 1..'
' -'l
og
t2) 110' I

1
(3) 4
l

(3) 70"
.b

(4) 130'
(4) 3
p
ou

82. TVo crrcles with equal radii alg

gr

78. \ 1{ h of lhp foJ,o"ing . 6 ,r.1 ,

(1)
quadrilateral?
congruent,/
c

(1) (2) oniy similar but not congruent

ps

a trapezlum
(2) a parallelogram
(3) not congruent
ap

(3) a rhombus
(4) neither congruent nor similar:

(4) a rectangle /
83. If trro circles ol radii 3 cm and 5€
touch internally, Ihen the distance
?9. The tangents at the ends of a diameter
of a circle
bet\ieen their q€nters is
(1) 3 cm
a)
(1) ar-e perpendicular (2) 8 cm
(2) are parallcl ,7
(3) 2 ct:t,'
(3) bisects
(4) 15 cm
(4) intcrsects at the center
 (26) oAD/599

84. I'he angle between a tangeni 1:o a Two circles are of radii 3 cnr a4{1-rm
gnd the distance beiwaen their centers
circle and the radius drawn at the
point ol contact is
i;-5 cnf Ean-nia:L"tgE si- !Fi'
tiiiiiwe$p sogrlqeal4g€ent is
(1) 60' 1) 3 cm/- .-,,<' jY
(

/' i.,
^"
t.2) 30'
,2, ,rcm \ ]

13) 5cm 2'*^-'h-

-l"t
I

(3) 45" (4) 8cm t a

(1) so" -.' I

om
88. How many g941palq, gaq! of lenelh
1,1 m and diameter 2 cm can be made 1it"-]
olifof 0.g8 cubic -eters ol iron?

.c
t|
(1) 140 j. o.ov Q

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The tangents drawn toa circle from ?=- 7
an external Doint are
sp ,2,200./ )11 ,".,'"f,r"
,3. 280 o,Kt ' f -'
,. 4'F
og
(1)
(4) 320
l
.b

e) 2-.
p
ou

(3) 89. If the length of the chor4gf q circle is

eSld,lojb radius, then the angle
tbglgqUq
gr

subtended by the chord at

\4) IS
c

(1) 30'
ps

(2) 45"
ap

86. l" rwo crrclp" are radii5 c_m and I2 cm $) 60" .,.'
(4) 90"
touch e>r:te_r,nally,
--tbgL!-he -distenre
between their: center:s iL
90. lf two concentdc circles grq &Illcd
(1) 21 cm with radii 7 cm and 14 crrr, thc area
'+.-+
between tne two clTcles rs

t2) 7cm (1) 154 sq. cm

(2) 250 sq. cm
n'
(3) 1'7 crn,/
(3) 462 sq. cm I

(4) 2cm (4) 49? sq. cm

 ' '.,,,
:.'t-. .,, ooo^*
@' ,:' i.'
t,' n t"s.,lo. polj'gon, ifthe sum 01 the iu a.nl A(-=4tm
lii
i /
96. '' i '
irrt.rlo. angles is twice tbe sum of the tbe[ the radius of the circumcircle ol
extedor angles. then the nurlrbFr of is
the tdaDgle
sides olthe legulal polvgon is f9 (1) 5cm \
..v. | -l\
-l
':' "-,
i.2.t 6. ,,'f)
, 'rn.
L2) 10 crn
(31 2.5 cnr.' e
\
... ,, ,€
* 14) 15 clll
(3) 8 l''
,
"r'',' '/'
(.1) t{} 97. If AD is p:uallel to BE, C- i1 tbc
niclfloinf of Bt ar.rd the arca of
i. ,. .*,, r jr '),1.c qrc"riL orrl i I\.BD-E=40cm', thcn the area ol

AB AD B-! =('D 'tne" ,\ ,c,E is

A
rrhirh
(1) 30 cm: /{
,1r I!B.=\LBA *_l; L2) 60 cml
pBC = 2lcBp (3) 40 ctti bc'-
/- 7,
l2') (4) 20 ctrr:r

om
I

i Apts-=l pBC 98. If the area oI :r rhombus is 2-l!q41' and

2wD/ ,rp of i., i,Sor d F :s o lPrel\ 18.n_

.c
j pBC =
then the length of one of its sjdes is
| 12 ar \,o

ot
93. t2r 15 cm,/ )rt 1.' --;
sp 1,lr 13 (n1 - -),-" ,/a
rnd-\/l = DF , ttren XF =
( 1) 20 cnL
(1) t ctr
og
12) 16 cm 99. lf D,-U and a a1e lcsPectively the :
(3) nidpoiDts of the sij]es -BC, CA arLd.
,'
l

4 cm
.b

(4) 10 cmr' ,c
AB ol'a triangle ABC. then
___ I
p

.! (1) )DLI=
In the figure, ABCD is a ryrtangle
ou

94' A ABC
^ and BDE is an isosceleslS$-qgglcl .

triangle. The {tlca of the figue t--' (2) area of DEF -!

gr

^ 4
1,'t cab e " F ...{,e A A'C

' o'
(

,l l\'"
c

' (3) area of A .DEF = 4 of

ps

(3) a''
A AB']
e:t tb+f)/
ap

(4) arca of A ABC -2 ot

" .J
\ D]]F
95. If A and E are two congllLcul i.gure;,
then 100. ll ,1. dicgo rrls-.At . .,1, 1 9? "1 '
::lt AB I' D(-
B r'
" I r-z u n ABa lr
11) area ol .4 = area of intcrsect eacb other at O , tlrgn tbe
area of r\ AOD =
(2) 1 "- |' dtts o \BOC/
ared ol A
(21 ] areaofjBoC o '-:;,'
;"
13) ] area of A = area of B 2r
of A = ll alea of B
,3, | -" o rts.)C r
1,1) arc'a
(4)
4
2 area of ABOC

IL
 (30) oAD/599
101. The arca ofthe rhombus is 106. In a right angled at B,
t4?4g1e_ A!-C.' ,
(1) th€ ploduct of the lengths oI the BD fAq, BD =9 cmand.4D = 3 cm,
diagonals
(2) trvice thc product of the lentghs then the value of AC is
of the diagonal-. (1) 12 cm !
(2) I .f
(3) : the nrodrrct of ihe lengths ofl
1
18 cm
2' (3) / 1' .
the diagonals cm,
30
\4t Zt trn 4- t '"'
(4) il the product of the lengths of
.l . 1^'
2i
3- 'L+':
the diagonals 107. if the area of a triaritgle i.s 12 crn, and
ir. hssF i" 6.r..:hen il".orr.slondrnt
102. Iffto chods Al) anrl CD intersect at altitude is
O. AO=1cn, OB=5cm and
)rBt.h.

om
DO = 2 cn, lhen CO =,..---{
(1) 4cm
(1) 12 cm
v' -'
i' I (2) 6 cm
(2) 6cm
^ \ :. 1,q )a

.c
,J b cn (iJ) 8 cm
(4) 10 cmr (4) 4cnt

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103. II p"ch dirsoral ol'a ou.rdrilarprlll
sp
' separates io iwo tr-ii;-1es;T-;qual 108. qlhg !g4lg!tc19! 4q!{apqzjlqn
19
6 cm, 8 cm and the distance belwecn
og
area, then the quadrilateral is a
(1) parallelogranr them is ,1 cm, then its area is -!t.l+
(2) square
l

l1) 28 crn2z
.b

(3) rhombus
(4) rectangle (2) 48 cm,
p

i3) 32 cm'z '.t'

ou

104, If the parallelosram lAC,Q._gl4

(.4)
racl rneTe r1tsEF are on tl-e br.p 24 cn'
AB and lave -9qqa1 arcas,"enc
gr

thgL-t_lle
pedmeter: of the-parell-ellgggis 109. If the ratio of the bases of trvo
(1) less than that ofthe rectangleX rflcrlgre: rs z : J anLl -c rat.o ol thc r
c

(2), {reatcr. than that of the /,

ps

recrangte corresponding altitudes is 5 : 7, then

(3) equal to ihat olthe rectangle the ratio of their areas in '.he same
ap

(4) ] .f thc Derimeter of the

order is
2' (.1) 2:5 z/< ?/:*
rectangle
(2) :J :'l 1A 2t
lO5, l' AIlc.D r" r prlrl.elogrur. X .rno (.il) \0:21t
Y a-r ,l n In.dpoinrs oi BC ard eD (4) 14 :15
respectively, lhen the area of the
AAxI =
110. 1f the area of a rectangle i-c 2,4 crn, a.lld
(1) L area. of ABCD t its lengrhis 6 qg. lhen its pelimeter is
I
t2) I alea of ABCD ^ (1) 10 ct,
\2) 20 cn, | )-. b
(3) I area of ABCD ,3) JU cm
8
b'I
(.1) ! aye,a ol AB(ID /l) t4,,r
2 r! !J] '\
t
 oAD/599
111. If the qleq- -gl. j!. tariuglltsljs 116. If ABC is an isosceles right angled
7!S!t\ n,n and are the midpoints triaDgle, right anglcd at C, then
'' CA and AB
of the sides BC, AB, =
l'cspectively, then the area of the (1)
,..nstc DFF i"-. AC"
i, ern^ ;'-
.,1 \,,'.* (.2) 2AC,/
2l 4 cnr 1_1 \
(3) 3.5 cm' trt-2 " " { (3) !.ac,
A) 1.5 cm2/ 2
(4) 1AC'
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 I17. A "ote uf 2.2 rn ,ong h.. b€ct p!t_!-lt_

om
correspondlng sll,rtudcs rs tbg_f-orrgaf 4 circle The area of the
{1) o:b L.^ cu cle so lo1.Ined ls
\2) b d. (1) 4400 cm: f - ..7 .i/a

.c
(.3) a: (2) , fl
2620 cm2

ot
11) 2a: b (3) 2560 cm, 'L'".a
sp ?.-) '-..r
Il3. Tn r 'riangl" {Bl ('1) 3850 cm':1
rlrc b."er !o4 of ",'t ,t '
-/JAC intersect .BC in D, then
og
'7
Bt) -::n* 4!' PQ =
l,^':: '
l

:nen
.b

DC
AB.
p

(1) t?
AC'
ou

(3) PR:AC I
(2) AC
AB B' BC:QR ti) 'n.
gr

AD a)a-
(3)
c

AC
rr9. If AB:ZY BC : XY
= then
ps

(4) AABC i6 similar to

AD h 2:
(1)
,/\/\
L
ap

114. If in IABC, AC'= AI'_iB-C,, then t.2) t^XYZ

zxY / \
IABC= (3) LZYX. t i
(1)
(2)
180.
90"/
e. L- t4)
^YZX
(3) 46. <_v
(4) 50' &
r2o. rf G;ta:^pet) 44_!.":r",
115. 1he lengths of thc !f, cq+arn
sides PQ=2.4 cm and PR=5.4 cm. thcn
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
(1)
(2)
{3)
(4)
3.6 cm
5.4
4.5 cm
cn:r

8.1 crr' ,
;A ?c z\
5-.1
 (34) oAD/599
121. The sum o{ the interior angles of a t26. Each angle of an
quadrilateral is is "qg!!914-,t4q€19
(1) 90' (1) 50'
(2) 180.
1.3) 270' l2) 60" /
(4) 360e, (3) 70"
\4) 90'
122. Tf 'he e\tcrtor arglF ot a rcgu rr
polygon is 36', then the nurallel or
sidcs of Lhe polyeon is 727. In LABC , if !l =!l= a5", then
(1) 5
(2)
(3)
1.0 /
@ which is the
(1) AB

om
12
(4) 8 (.2) BC /
(3) AC

.c
123. In a triangle AtsC, il BC= AB ard
(4) All sides are equal

ot
l! = B0' , then L{ =
| ,-
sp
(1) 30.
"ar"
Dr1160
128. The angles of a triangle q{9 tllhe
(2) x\
og
60' i
ratio 3:4.: 5, then the angles of the
(.3) .
(4)
20"
s#. -- c- r.rangle are l(
l

l2^, a \ 6o
.b

90.
t7) 45",60",75. t
,.r
p

124. In a triangie 44c_,,jdrt ergl"d -B , (2) 40",50.,90. t,0 ;

ou

BD IAC , BD =9cm and,4r=3cm, "t (3) 45., 45., 90"

the value of AC is (4)
gr

,10., 60., 80.

(1.) 18 cms
(.2) 27 cni's
c

(3) 30 cmsT P' 129. parallelogam thp diagonal"

ps

Tn a
t1t rms *
12
" lt
1' dK (1) are equal
ap

/tz (2) bisect each other /

r25. If 4-is lbqrqi{1!ar&qllh.9.}ip,o-tS.+}se
AC of a right angled triangle ,48C, (3) intersect at dght angles
(4)
then BD =
"9. ere parallel to each other

o) +AC / .r' 130. If ali sides of a quaddlateral

(2) !ac equal, then it is a
2 ) (,'
7. (t) rhombus I
(3) !dn (2) rectangle
2
IAD (ts) squarc
2 (4) parallelogt am
 f-l (36)
L\!) oAD/599
131. 11 a triangle and a parailelogram
136. Thc leng1h of the mediao BD in rhe
on the sane base and bet\rcen the Iigirt angled triaDgle ii
sarne parallels, thcn the area of the
tliangle is equal to
(ll areaofparailelogranl -r-
1
i.2) ar-ea ol the pr rullclo{Tnmy'

(3) 1"rr"er (]1

Lbe puatlelngrJrn

(41 area ol the parallclogranl

(l) 12 cm .h ,..
(2) 6 cn ll../
i3) 1J cm --.- n,r c'
132. Irl the lbllorviug figure, ru a.s cm2 f;$ .

137. The perineter of a regular

om
peDtagon
\r-ith side 7 cn is
(1) 35 cm7

.c
t.2) 2E cm
(3) 56 crn

ot
B
(1) 60" sp \4) 42 crn
l2) 1V
\.;1) 120"/ 138. The sum of the interior a+gles of a
og
(1) 160" rcg1llar octagon is
(1) 1000.
1:.. I , .'i -,'
l

133. Tf rhc -un ofrrro rlgl.s orr triansle (2)

.b

1280. ,
iq 8u'. th"u ih-ther ansi; ; (3)
Lrr snacuteanqle,..-?o ,;; 1080'./
p

r ansle ''J (4) 1800" " ,\i" ,.,,."o

ou

r2 u nsht
(3) an obtuse angle,/
(4) leflex angle I39. Tl e arcb of an eqgilgr"ra| r.r.lnglc
gr

a
\. hr.h ii 'brn cd orr r t-p srde
sou-"eu h8ctnsda. :n.; ; "t
u
i 13.+ T e a rriang c ABa . lf o ;" anl pinr "
c

\'rtlnn it such tbat AlJ, + Br{ + CA1 = 3 (1) 1216

ps

\oA' + oB, + oC, ) ihen O is thc t.2) 76nE/. 6' j;{.i

I ,q\1
(1)
ap

excentre (3) 18 a6
12) incentre
Pf , eirtiimcentre (4) 14./5
(4) 1 centroid
140. II on" Jnete of rr rri*ellc_r" obrust.
\\1r, r o, rp tollusrng r. a .onpi.l I nFn rt c 01 ie,' t\.o dlgle. m, isLbc
sLatcnent? (1) acute angles I
rr I t\\'o II]soglcs are :rlrvays srmtlcr (2) iess thau 45" each
Z iro.qudrF- rr. cl$-y"..tD.'J-./ (3) straight angles
rrlr iio r or'.bu.cs ar'e rlurv-
slmrlal' (4) one riglrt angle and the other-
r I luu rc,.rane1.- tue ,l$_,. acute angle
 (38) oAD/599

141, In_ a tnanel" A19a. DE ..- drawr. 146. If the sides of a triangle ale in the
,lD A ratio 1: rE: 1, then the triangle is
parallel to Be. Then = n (1) equilateral
,t\
"" DHE \,\
'eL {u
.. BC (2) isosceles t,,..',
DE (3) righi angled l..i
atl (4) .,.right angled isosceles "
\2) :-1/
Ea ;d"
otb i"
ts't-

. l!BD/f
B) t47- Il AD is the rnedian of the tdangle
.4BC , then AB2 + AC2 ts
&t 49^ AE/ 0) z(ao'+ tn") z
q

om
2lBC'+cD')
X '" the
142. ln a parallelogram PQRS,
midpoint of P@ and I is the
@ +(BD"
+ AD') . . ..!
at,- . -_ltlDr.v/

.c
midpoint of ,RS. Then XY divides the (4) BC' + CD2

ot
parallelogram into lwo parts as sp
(l) 1:2
(2) 3:1 148. Th"_gioe- of q tr a rg1",ere 4!)3m
L/_1
og
(.3) 1/ 41 cm and 9 cm. Then the arca of the
7.
(4) 2:7 tdangle is
(1)
l

120
.b

cm?
(2) 320 cm'
t ,,.,76 11
a
p

143. The interior angle o{ regtrlar (3) 180 cm'z./

ou

nanogone is (4) 200 cm:

(1) 110' @
(2)
gr

r2o'
(3)
(4)
130' --t 149. If (6, 2) ar'd (2,6) are $re--e-4{s of a
c

740'/ h]'potenuse of al:tgb! argled isosceles

ps

trian?e, ihen its a in square units

144. In a right angled triangle the other
ia'- (-a,
(1) 8 /.
ap

two angles must be

(1) acute angles 7 ,YL
(2) obtuse angles 13) 2

(3) equal to 15' Q) "E @)

(4) one is acute and the other is €,t)
obtuse
150. If A(0.0) and B(6,0) are trvo vertices
ol J nghr anpled rrrar gre ABr- "rght
145. Intersecting point of angular bisectors
angled at A and "s(3,4) is the
of a triangle is tbe.,
(1) circuncentre circumcenlre, then its tlrird ve ex is
(2) (1) (6, 8)
(3)
incentre;
centroid
(2) (8, 6)
(3) (0,8)/
r-?,b')

,?""'
.r, fr
(4) orthocenhe
(4) (4,3J