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5. If in a ABC , AB= 7cm , BC=8cm , CA=12 cm, points D,E,F are on BC,CA, & AB
respectively , such that AF=4 cm, CD=2cm and AE=5cm, Point O is on the intersection of line
AD and EF, then what would be ratio of area of AFO to that of AOE ?
a. 49:36
b. 36:49
c. 20:21
d. 21:20
e. NoT
ans: [e] 144:35

6. If in a ABC , points D,E,F are on BC,CA, & AB respectively , such that AE=3 cm, CD=2cm
and AC=7cm & BD= 5cm, CF is angle bisector of ACB. Point O is on the intersection of line
DE and CF, then what would be ratio of area of EFO to that of DOC ?
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a. 2:5
b. 5:2
c. 1:2
d. 2:1 e. NoT
ans: [e] 13:4

7. If smallest side of an integral right angled triangle is 23 cm then what would be digital sum of
perimeter of this triangle.
a. 2
b. 3
c. 7
d. 8
e. NoT
Sol: [b] 3, sides are 23, 264 , 265
8. If ABC is a right angled triangle with hypotenuse AC=15 cm , points M and N trisect the
side AC, then BM^2 + BN^2 =?
a. 100
b. 125
c. 175
d. 225
e. Not
Sol: [b] 125 , By apolloniusBM^2 + BN^2 =(5/9)*AC^2 => (5/9)*15^2 = 125, or use
coordinate, with origin as B and take AB and BC as 12 and 9 cm, then use section formula and
find coordinates of M & N and get answer.
9. In a triangle ABC, point F and D on side BC such that that BF:FD:DC = 1:2:3. Point E is on
AB and AE:EB = 2:3. If G is mid point of ED, then what would be ratio of area of quad BEGF
to that to that AEDC.
Ans : 2:7
10. In a triangle ABC , D, E & F are points on BC, CA & BA (resp). If D is mid point of BC,
CE=6 cm, EA = 4 cm ; AF : FB = 4:5 and area of quad BDEF is 47 cm^2 then what is the area
of triangle DEC.
Ans : 27
11. If AD = 18cm , BE= 24 cm and CF= 30 cm are medians of ABC and G is centroid. then what
would be area EFG
Ans : 24 ,
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12. If in a ABC, D is a point on side AB such that AD=4cm ,DB=5 cm and DC = 8 cm, then find
the perimeter of ABC if ABC=DCA.
a. 27
b. 28
c. 30
d. data inadequate
based on previous year MBA question
e. NoT
Ans: 27, sides are 10,12,6 , use similarity , ABC ~ACD

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13. If 2,3,4 are altitudes of a triangle then what is the inradius of the triangle.
a. 11/12
b. 12/13
c. 13/12
d. Data inadequate
e. NoT
Sol: [b] 12/13
Relation

1 1 1 1 13
= + + =
2 3 4 12
12
=
13
; where , &
14.
Ans :13
15. If in a ABC , AB=7cm , BC=4cm and CA = 10CM . Point D is on BC such that AD is angle
bisector and I is incentre then AI:ID = ?
a. 17:4
b. 2:1
c. 11:10
d. 4:13
e. NoT
16. If in a ABC , AB=BC= 6m and CD = 10cm then what is the distance between incentre and
centroid of the triangle.
17. If is orthocentre of ABC, then which point would be orthocentre of OAC.
18. If in ABC , AB=BC, D is midpoint of BC, E is on AC and F is on AD such that DEF is an

equilateral triangle & AFE is an isosceles triangle. line FG ||AB where G is on BC then
FGD ?
a. 30
b. 45
c. 50
d. Can't say
e. NoT
19. If in a ABC side BC makes an angle 132 at incentre then angle subtended by side BC at
orthocentre is ????
a. 100
b. 104
c. 96
d. 86
e. NoT
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20. If in triangle distance between orthocentre and circum-centre is 9.9 cm then what is the
distance between centroid and orthocentre.
Ans: 6.6 , by euler line
21.
<QBS= 20 &<RAT=50 then <SPM = ?
22. If a circle touches another circle at point T internally, If PT is tangent to both the circle &
secant PA cuts bigger circle at A and C (PA>PC) and touches smaller circle at B. If
TAP=20 and TBP = 30 , then find BTA =&BTC...
Ans: Both are 10
23. A regular polygon with 959 vertices and another regular polygon with 1781 sides has a
common circumscribe circle if they have some common vertices then digital sum of number
of common vertices is
a.2
b.3
c.5
d. 9
e. NoT
Sol: [a]They have same common multiple of central angle, central angle is
959 = 137*7 & 1781 =137*13 ; so 137 common vertices , SoD(137) = 2
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24. There is a sugar cube of dimension 10cm*10cm*10cm. If an ant start moving with uniformly
from one bottom corner to top corner of the same edge along all four faces of sugar cube
uniformly in his entire journey. Then among options which one could be total distance
travelled by the ant, consider the ant is shape zero.
a. 401
0#
1
b.
Sol: [d]
d.10 401
c.5* 401
e.NoT
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The height gain on each face

ce wou
would be 10/(4*n) where n is number of rotation
tations in ants total
journey.
1
So total distance = 43 4101 + <1$> = 43 1$ 16 31 + 1 = 1016 31 + 1

=
For n=5 , total distance = 1016

16 51 + 1 = 10 401
Alternate :- Open the cube alon

along faces , Height gain is height of cube 10cm
0cm but base is 10*4
=40cm in one rotation, sincee mo
moves along four sides, and for two rotation
n its 80.
Height gain is 10 but base movem
movement is 40*(number of rotation)
67 839 = :101 + ;40 3@1 = 10 :1 + ;43@1
for number of rotation =5 , Total distance = 10 401
25. There is a solid cheese cube oof dimension 10cm*10cm*10cm. if Jerry

ry a rat
ra eats the cheese
cube from centre of all the su
surfaces in such a way that the rest of the cheese
chees cube has three
similar air tunnels crossing
sing ea
each other at the centre of cube and dimension
nsion of cross section of
each tunnel is 1cm*1cm,, then what is total surface area of the rest cheese
eese cube.
c
a. 600 cm^2
b. 5588 cm
cm^2
c. 698 cm^2
d. 702
2 cm^2
cm^
e. NoT
Sol : [d]
New surface area = old surface
face ar
area + new faces created - faces destroyed
= 600 + 40 + 36 + 36 - 2 -4 -44 = 702
26. What would be total volume

lume ccreated by a 3-D figure, which is created
d by joining
j
the mid
points of all 6 surfaces of a cu
cubical room of dimension 10m*10m*10m
0m .
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a. 250/3 m^3
b. 500/3 m^2
c. 1000/3 m^3
d. 166.67 m^2
e. NoT
Sol: [d]
The figure is Bi-pyramidal , with base dimension 52 52A1 and height 5m.
so volume = B C DE = 52 52 5 =

!
1
1
!
=##
!
A!
27. If there is a frustum shaped plastic bucketwhose close bottom is a circle ofinner radius 70 cm
and the top is a circle ofinner radius 140 cm and height is 100 cm. if the total mass of the
bucket with water is 1600 kg then what is the mass of plastic used in bucket.
a. 6 kg
b. 60 kg
c. 6.6 kg
d. 8 kg
e. NoT
SOl: [e] Actually total mass would be much greater than given mass.
28. In a right triangle ABC. BD, DE, DF, FGand EH are perpendicular to AC, BC , AB and AD
& DC respectively, Then GD: DH = ?
a. 1:1
b. 1:2
c. 2:1
d. 2:3
e. 3:2
Sol:[a] 1:1
FBED is a rectangle and diagonals BD and EF intersect at point I, midpoint of diagonal EF.G, D
,H are the projections of F, I, E over line AC.Since I is the midpoint of EF ,so D is the midpoint of
GH.
29. There is a solid cubical box of dimension 10cm*10cm*10cm. If N is maximum number of

small cubes of dimension 1cm*1cm*1cm, we can cut from the cubical box such that the total
surface area of remaining box would same as the original box. Then which range best describe
N.
a. Less than 6
b. 7 to 16
c. 16 to 150 d. 150 to 300 e. More than 300
Sol: [e]
Can remove a cube of 9*9*9 from a corner without affecting surface area.so can remove 729
cubes max.
30. What would be maximum volume of a cube inside a semi-sphere of radius 10 cm
31. What would be maximum volume of a cuboid inside a semi-sphere of radius 10 cm
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32. Inside an equilateral triangle

angle tthere is a point from which the length off perpendicular
perp
on all the
three sides are 1cm, 2cm,
m, & 33cm then. what would be area of equilateral
teral triangle.
tr
a. 9 3 cm^2 b 12cm^2
cm^2
c. 12 3 9A^2
d. Data
ata inadequate
ina
e. NoT
(???)
Sol: [c]
D if AB
AB=15cm , BC=144cm, CD=145cm and AD= 8 cm with BC8 =
33. In a quadrilateral ABCD
90then its area is ......???
c. 1284
d. Data inadequate
e. NoT
a. 1224
b. 2568
o triangles then add

Sol: [c]JoinBD and get two right angled triangles BAD & BAC and find area of
the values.
34. If the perimeter of an integral

tegral sided triangle is 45 cm then how many different
diffe
triangles are
possible
c. 442
d. 56
e. NoT (???)
a. 45
b. 48
Sol: [b]
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es touc
touches each other from outside, and their radii are
a 1cm, 2cm & 3cm.
35. If three tangential circles
If we draw a circle such that tthe centre of all three given tangential circles
ircles are on the perimeter
of new circle, Then what
at is ra
radius of new circle
a. 2 cm
b. 2.55 cm
c. 3 cm
d. 3.33 cm
e. NoT
Sol:
Circle would be circum circle of triangle formed by joining the centres of tangential
t
circle.
Sides of triangle are 3 cm,
m, 5 ccm & 4 cm
I9 354
H=
=
= 2.5 9A
4
46
R - circum radius of triangle
angle ((required radius) , a, b , c are sides and is area
ar of triangle
Or triangle is a right angled
gled triangle , so R = half of hypotenuse.
36. If paint used by all colour are same and radius of smallest
purpule color circle is 1 cm,th
,then what is the thickness of

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balck colour , if thickness of bbalck colour is same with all circles
L!!
0
M!!
0
a.
c.
e.
b.
!M
0
d.
!L
0
NoT
Sol :[d]
Here we have 4 circles with rradius 1cm, (1+x)cm, y cm & (y+x)cm , where
wher y is radius of
yellow circle and x is thickne
ickness then according to question
Purple = Total Black = Total Yellow
;; + O@1 S 11 @ + ;;T + O@1 S T 1 @@ = N ;;T 1 S ;1 + O@1 @
N 11 = N ;;1
; + O@1 S 11 + ;T + O@1 S T 1 = T 1 S ;1 + O@
1 = ;1
O 1
By solving these O =
!M
0
;T =
L!!
0
yellow is y , then y = 2x (x is width of black)

Alternate- Take width of yell
ABC, has brick wall on its side. If AB=AC
C = 6 and BAC= 30 . A
37. There is a triangular park AB
horse is threaded outsidee of th
the part at vertex A with a rope of length 8 cm such that horse
cannot entre inside the triangl
triangle due to fence, then the maximum area covered
cover by horse is ....
?????
a. 64*pi - 9
b.
b.58.67*pi
c. 17*pi
d.61*pi
e. N
NoT
Sol[e]
Area covered by horse = Area of sector (330@ with
radius 8cm + area at side BC
C with radius 2 cm (extra
length of rope)
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common area
97AA3 =61*pi - comm
oint is on BC such that AD is perpendicular on BC.

BC If AB= 40cm ,
38. In a triangle ABC , D point
AC=14 cm & AD= 5 cm
m then what is the circumradius of triangle ABC.
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a. 77.77 cm
b. 80 cm
Sol: [e] 56 cm
In fig sin 9 =
XY
XZ
c. 70 cm
d. 66.66 cm
e. NoT
N
0
According to Sine Formula

ula
CB
CB
2H =
H=
2 39
3[
H=
40
0
= 56 9A
39. In a triangle ABC, D is on AC such that BD is medianandBDC= 45, if BC[ = 8B[ =

] then ] =?
c. 45
d. 60
e.NoT
e.
a. 30
b. 15
ABC~BDC, Take DC=xx, AC=2x, then BC=2 x.
By sine law,
] = 30
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*+$0=
1`
40. In a right triangle ABC.. BD, DE, DF, FG and EH are perpendicularr to AC,
AC BC , AB and AD
& DC respectively, If FG
G = 4 cm & EH = 2 cm then BD =?
a. 4.5
b. 5
c. 6
d. 7
e. NoT
Sol: [c]
FBED is a rectangle andd diag
diagonals BD and EF intersect at point I (say)
ay) so I would be midpoint
of BD & EF so BD=2*ID.
FGHE is a trapezium with
ith I aas midpoint of its unparallel sides, and ID
D || to parallel sides, so it
would be median of trapezium
pezium,
So,
ID = (FG+EH)/2 = (4+2)/2
2)/2 = 3 cm, so BD = 6 cm.
fferent integral sided right angled triangle are possible
possi whose one side
41. There are how many different
is 30 unit
a. 13
b. 14
c. 12
d. 15
e. NoT
SOl: [e] 5
If 30 is not hypotenuse (take
take 330 as perpendicular) , then
h^2 - b^2 = 30^2
[h & b must be even]

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By this case we would get 4 values = ab
fgh
i
jk = 4 [ ] is GIF
If 30 is hypotenuse, then its factor should be crude hypotenuse , and factor of 30 only crude
hypotenuse is 5 (with 3,4,5) so 30 as hypotenuse would have only one integral triplet which is
18,24,30
SO total required triangles = 4+1 = 5
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42. If area of a trapezium ABCD is 180 unit square whose height is 20 unit and one parallel side is
10 unit. If P and Q are mid points of diagonals AC & BD then PQ = ?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 2.5
d. Cannot be determined
e. Not (???)
Sol: [a]
Another parallel side would be 8 unit so PQ = (difference of parallel side )/2 = 1 unit
43. Ifexradii of a triangle are 12; 18 & 36 cm.Then find the area of triangle
a. 36 cm^2
b. 108 cm^2
c. 1082 cm^2
d. 216 cm^2
e. NoT
Sol: 216 cm^2

1
1
1
1
1
1
=l
=
+
+
=
O 12 18 36 6
3
= :Q79 7m 3 3 O = 6 12 18 36 = 216

44. If I is incetnre ofABC where AB=AC=15 cm , BC=24 cm & D is midpoint of BC then AI =
?
a. 3 cm
b. 4cm
c. 5cm
d. 6 cm
e. NoT
Ans : [c]
45. If in ABC , points E & are on sides AC & AB respectively such that AE:AC=2:5 &
AF:FB=4:1 and if BO= 15 cm then OE =? , where O is point of intersection of CF & BE.
a. 20 cm
b. 24 cm
c. 36 cm
d. 40 cm
e. NoT
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Ans : [c]
46. In a PQR , points S & T are on PQ , such that QT=2*PS=2*ST=2 cm, point U is on QR such
that QU=3cm & UR = 2cm and point V is on PR such that RV=4cm & PV=3cm. M & N are
point of intersections of line "QV & RS" and "QV &UT" respectively, then MN/QV=?
a. 4/25
b. 3/5
c. 8/25
d. 6/25
e. NoT
Ans [e]1 S 1= S
0
!
op
!1=
47. How many triangles are possible whose two altitudes are 6cm & 8cm and other altitude is also
a natural number.
a. 18
b. 13
c. 20
d. 21
e. NoT
Sol:
Altitudes are - 6 , 8 & x (let) so side ratio is 8x : 6x : 48
By basic property
14O > 48 & 2O < 48 (sum of two sides is greater than third and difference is less than third
side)
3.42 <x <24 so total 20 natural x be possible
48. There are how many distinct equilateral triangles ;in a plane@ are possible in a regular
Pentadecagon ;a 15 sided fig@ such that two vertices of equilateral triangle are also the
vertices of Pentadecagon.
a. 210
b. 105
c. 200
d. 100
e. NoT ;???@
Sol: (c) 2*c(15,2) - 2*5 = 200 [ there would be
If P, Q and R are three points on a plane. It's given that all the distances between any two
points are integer
Directions 48-50 : If in a ABC points D & E are on side BC & AC respectively, such that
BD:DC=2:3 & AE:AC=1:4, O is point of intersection of AD & BE then
49. What is ratio of AO:AD
a. 6:5
b. 5:6
c. 6:11
d. 5:11
e. NoT
Ans: [d]
50. What is the ratio of BO:BE
a. 3:8
b. 8:13
c. 1:1.375
d. 11:8
e. NoT
Ans: [c]
51. What is area ratio of AOE to BOD
a. 1:3
b. 5:16
c. 3:1
Ans: [b]
d. 4:15
e. NoT
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:3:4 & Q is on side AC

52. If in a ABC, points D & E aare on side BC such that BD:DE:EC = 2:3:4
such that AQ:QC=3:4. Points O & P are points of intersections of linee "AD & BQ" and "AE &
BQ" respectively. If OP:BQ
:BQ = m:n then m+n = ? (m & n are co-primes)
a. 2212
b. 316
c. 4
d. 235
e. NoT
Ans: [b] 81:235 , sum=316

53. If in a ABC AB=6cm,, BC=7 cm, CA= 8cm , AD is angle bisector of angle
ang A , and BE is
median, points D & E lies
ies on sides BC & AC respectively. P is pointt of intersection
int
of AD &
BE then PE = ?
a. 2cm
b. 4
=
n
c. 4/5
d.;106 @/5
e. NoT
Ans: [d]
54. In a ABC , D lies on BC
C suc
such that BD:BC=1:2 , E lies on AD such that AE:AD
A
= 1:3 & F
lies on CE such that CF:CE
:CE = 1:4 , O is point of intersection of lines AD & BF then BO:BF =?
a. 4:5
b. 1:5
c. 1:3
d. 1:4
e. NoT
AB=AC=10 cm , BC=16 cm , I and G are incentr
ncentre& centroid then
55. In an isosceles ABC, if AB=
what is the distance between
ween I & G
a. 0.33
b. 0.25
c. 0.5
d. 0.66
e. NoT
Ans [d]
56. Total number of point off inter
intersections (PoI) of all diagonals of a
regular octagon
a. 28
b. 64
c. 33
d. 57
e. NoT
Sol: 4*8 + 3*8 + 1 = 57
A regular polygon makes
es sam
same fig with PoI of diagonals, there
are 4 octagon, just need to che
check points on second octagon from
outer side , which are 8-5=3
5=3 , and one more point at centre of
gravity.
57. Total number of point off inter
intersections (PoI) of all diagonals of a regular
hexagon
Ans :- 2*6 + 1*6 + 1 = 19
es sam
same fig with PoI of diagonals, there are 2
A regular polygon makes
hexagon, just need to check
heck ppoints on second hexagon from outer
side , which are 6-5=1 , and oone more point at centre of gravity.
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ich is 30 and the longest

58. If the area and perimeterr of a triangle have same numerical value which
side of triangle is 13 unit
it then what is the different between longest side and
an smallest side of
this triangle.
a. 1
b. 7
c. 8
d. Cant Say e. NoT
Sol: [c]
Sides of triangle are, 5,12&13
12&13, by Heron's formula.
59. In the fig. point A and C are ccentre of these two

circles, point B lies on the bot
both the circles such
that ABC=90 ; D & E lies on the each
circle and these two are point of
intersections of AC and circle
circles, then
DBE=?
a. 20
b.30
c. 45
d. Data
ata ina
inadequate
e.NoT
Sol:
DBE 180 BDE
BED 180 1/2(180

BE
A) 1/2(180 C)
1/2(A C)
45
60. In ABC, AC=14cm, point

oint D is on BC such that, AD is median, BAD
AD = 50 &CAD= 80
then AD =?
b. 7 cm
c. 14 cm
d. Data inadequate
equate
e. NoT
a. 12 cm
Sol:
Draw DE (where E is midpoin
idpoint of AC), by MPT AB||DE , and ADE
E is an isosceles , so
AD=AE = 7 cm, (MPT)
ic circ
circles with centreO, AB is chord of biggerr circle
61. There are two concentric
which cuts smaller circle
le at B and C. EB is a chord of smaller circle
which is perpendicular on AB
AB.If r & R are radii of smaller and
bigger circles respectively
ely and AB = x , BD= y & BE = z then which
one is a correct relation
a. x + y + z = R - r
b. x + y + z = 2(R - r )
c. x + y + z = R + r
d. x + y + z = 2(R + r )
e. NoT
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Sol: [d]
Hint:- Use Pythagoras & EC is diameter of smaller circle and AB=CD
62. What is the approxcurvee surfa
surface area of an uniform circular ring in cm^2
^2 (wedding ring) if its
inner diagonal is 2.0cm and oouter diagonal is 3.0 cm
a. 3.93
b.6.47
c. 12.34
d.15.78
e.NoT
Sol:
Curve Surface Area = (pi^2)
^2)*(R^2 - r^2) = (pi^2)*(1.5^2 - 1^2)= 12.34
.34 cm^2
cm
63. What would be ratio of side oof a largest square inside a regular hexagon to that of regular
hexagon
a. 3 + 3
b. 3 S 3
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c.
!M!
d.
e. Not
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64. What would be ratio of side of a largest regular hexagon inside a square
"L1
1
a.
"M1
1
b.
"L1
c.
"M1
d.
e. NoT
N
Sol: [b]
gents from a outside point P on a given circle.
e. And another tangent
65. If PQ & PR are two tangents
AB on the same circle touche
touches circle at C and points A & B lie on thee tangents
tang
PQ & PR
respectively. If Radius of the circle is 5 cm and CP is 8 cm then whatt is perimeter
pe
of PAB
a. 26 cm
b. 24 cm
c. 30 cm
d. 21 cm
Sol:[b]
A+PB+AB = PA+PB+AC+BC= PA+PB+AQ+BR=
+BR= PQ + PR = 24cm
Perimeter of PAB = PA+PB
66. What would be ratio of area oof pink coloured shape to

that of blue coloured shape
a. 4:3
b. 3:4
c. 1:1
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Sol: [c]
Let side of the square : 4r ; Then Total area of 4 small circles 4*(pi*r^2)=4(w + blue area)
Where w - white area inside small circles.
Now Area of big circle =>4*pi*r^2=4(w + pink area)
=> Pink area = Blue area.
67. Let L , M & N are three parallel lines , M is in the middle on two, such that the perpendicular
distance between LM & MN are 2cm &5 cm respectively. Points A, B &C are lines L, M &
N respectively such that ABC form an equilateral triangle then what is the length of ABC
a. 313
b. 214
c. 2 13
d. 3 14
Sol: [c]
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68. If in a triangle ABC, ABC= , such that tan = cot and cosec S sec > 1 then
how many integral value of k would be possible
a. Not Possible for real K
d. 5.
Sol:
b. Never Possible
c. 3
e. NoT
tan = cot = 3 Q 45
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cosec S sec > 1 ; positive for = 3 Q 45 ; it shows angle is in second quadrilateral,

where cosec S sec = 2 S S2 = 22 > 1 = = 0, 1
69. If two circles of equal radius intersect at two different points C & D. If A & B are centre of
these two circle, & line AC cuts other circle whose centre is B at E, such thatEAB = 20 then
EBA = ?
a. 20
b. 70
c. 80
Ans: [e]120 , isosceles triage property.
d. 100
e.NoT
70. There are four points A, B , C & D are in a plane such that AB=BC=CA=DA, If Line AD
intersect Line BC at E such that ED:AE = 1:10 then BDC = ?
a. 60
b. 120
c. 135
d. 150
Sol: [d]
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the points of trisection of respective sides,, as shown

s
in figure.
71. IF in ABC, D, E and F are th
Further, each of the ratio
io AX : XD, BY : YE and CZ : ZF is 3 : 4. Find
ind the ratio of the areas of
triangle XYZ and triangle
gle AB
ABC
a. 2 :9
b. 1 : 7
c. 3 : 7
d. 4 : 9
Sol:[b]
Since there is a unique answer
wer (as the options suggest, we can safely assume
ume triangle
t
ABC to be
equilateral. This will reducee our work considerably.
Now the non-overlapping areas
reas th
that appear similarly placed about the three
ree vertices
ve
will equal in
area. Assuming the areas as x, y and z ass shown
show in the figure, we
have
X;XYZ@
X;XY@
Also,
YZ
Y
X;XZ@
X;X@
= . .

1
2O + T
1
= 3O = . .
O=
O + 2T + 2
3
= =
Z
!
0
. .
`L
L
= 4O
O + T = 3.
!
0
Plugging x in terms of z, we have y = .

We need to find the ratio of
;111M
@h
L!`L!
=
!
. . LL= . .

n
Alternatively :;11L1L@;11L1L@;11L1L@ = n
By Routh's theorem, here

re x=y=z = 2; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Routh's
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72. If three circles and a straight lines touches each other at six different points &radius of
two bigger circle is 4cm and 6.25 cm then what would be radius of smallest circle in cm.
a. 0.123
b. 1.234
c. 2.33
d. 1.66
e. NoT
Sol:[e]
This is case of mutually tangent circle , looking for radius of smallest circle ;R3@ [Descartes'
theorem]
1
1
1
1
1
=
+
+ 2
H1 H2
H4 H1 H2
1
100 100
100 100
=
+
+ 2
3 A
H4
4
6.25
4
6.25
1
= 81 3 A H4 = 1.23456790 A = 0.0123 9A
H4
73. There are how many different integral sided triangle possible whose perimeter is 18 unit
a.5
b. 6
c. 7
d. 8
Sol: ;c@ 7
By manual process: Different triangles are
{2,8,8},{3,7,8},{4,7,7},{4,6,8},{5,6,7},{5,5,8},{6,6,6}
By Formula :Total number of integral triangles = Nearest Integral value of
ph
0p
= 6.75 = 7
74. For given perimeter P unit of triangle , there are 12 different integral sided triangle are
possible, then what is the sum of digits of P ?
Sol:[b]
a. 5
b. 6
c. 7
d. 8
If P is even then 11.5<0p < 12.5 552 < 1 < 600 23.49<P<24.49 P = 24
If P is odd then 11.5<
;L!@h
0p
< 12.5 552 < ; + 3@1 < 600 23.49<; + 3@1<24.49
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There is no such odd P
ter we wil
will get 12 different integral sided triangle, so sum of digits of
SO only 24 Unit perimeter
P is 6
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D is a sq
square, circumscribing a circle .
75. In the given fig, ABCD
A rectangle DEFG with
ith EF=7c
EF=7cm & FG=14cm, whose sides
ED & DG lies on side of square & one vertex F is on the
circle. Then find the area of sh
shaded region [take pi=22/7]
a. 900 cm^2
b. 936 cm^2
c. 994 cm^2
d. Can
Cannot be determined
e. NoT ;???@
Sol: [e]
FOP , R ;radius@, R-7 and R-14

Construct the same fig, SO in FO
are in Pythagoras, So by solving w
we will get
R=35 cm
So side of square = 70 cm
Area of Shaded Region = Area of square - Area of circle Area of Rectangle

= 70^2 - ;22/7@*35*35 - 7*14
*14
= 952 cm^2
76. What would be area of right aangled triangle whose sides are in AP and difference
d
of
longest side and smallest
allest side is 3.6 cm.
Sol: [c]
a. 10.8
b. 21.6
c. 19.44
d. 43.2
e. NoT
Since sides are in AP of right angl

angles triangle so , it should be multiple
ple of 3,4,5 , and common
difference = 1.8 ;given@@ so sides w
would be 1.8*;3,4,5@ = 5.4, 7.2 & 9.
Required area = ;1/2@*5.4
5.4 * 7.2 = 19.44
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77. There are how many different integral angled triangles are possible
a. 180
b. 1800
c. 1980
d. 2700
e. NoT
Sol: [d]
78.
Ans: ;a@ ,
Since triangle ABC is isosceles so ABC=ACB=80
AndEBF=40 and FCE=30
B [B By SAS
Triangle DfAE congruent to Tri. CAbE ; case SAS@
So FE=CE and CFE= ECF =30
In [ , CFE + x=50 ;30 + x=50; x=20
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Direction for questionss 78 to 8

84
4:-There are four congruent circles
les with centres
ce
A,B, C & D
as shown in the fig then
79. APD =?
a. 130
b. 160
c. 175
d. 105
e. 150
80. CPD =?
a. 45
b. 60
c. 75
d. 90
e. NoT
81. BPC= ?
a. 30
b. 60
c. 75
d. 45
e. NoT
Ans: [e] 150
Ans: [c] 75

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Ans: [b] 60
82. PAQ =?
a. 30
b. 60
c. 75
d. 45
e. NoT
83. SBP =?
a. 30
b. 15
c. 20
d. 22.5
e. 27.5
84. QSC =?
a. 30
b. 60
c. 75
d. 105
e. NoT
85. QPD =?
a. 30
b. 60
c. 75
d. 105
e. 150
Ans: [b]60
Ans : [a]30
Ans: [d] 105
Ans: [e]150
edian & D lies on side BC such that BAD = 80 & DAC=20

D
and
86. If in a ABC , AD is median
AC= 14 cm then AD =?
a. 7* sin30
Sol: [d] 7
b. 7* sin45

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d. 7* sin90
d. NoT
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87. A regular polygon with 527 vertices and another regular polygon with 221vertices
221
has a
common circumscribe circle iif they have some common vertices thentotal
ntotal number of common
vertices are
a.13
b.17
c.31
d. 30
e. NoT
Sol: [b] HCF (527, 221)=17http:/

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88. If two altitudes of a triangles aare 3cm and 4cm and magnitude of another
anothe altitude is a
natural number in cm
m then ho
how many different triangles are possible.
ossible.
a. 5
b. 8
c. 9
d. 10
e. NoT
Ans: [d]
=BC=CD=DE=EA then BFD = ?

89. If in the given fig AB=BC=CD=
a. 36
b. 72
c. 40
d.80
e.NoT
Ans : [b] 72
90. If in a triangle ABC , points D

D,E & F are on sides BC, AC & AB such
uch that BD:DC=1:2
B
;
CE:AE= 2:3 & AF:AB=3
=3 : 7 the
then what would be ratio of area of quadrilateral
quadrilat
BDEF to area
of triangle AFE
a. 29:55
b. 27:50
c. 55: 29
d. 50:27
e. NoT
Ans: [d] By ratio of side
ide and area ;sine formula@
91. If in the given fig P,Q & R are o

on the extended sides of BC, CA & AB, such that AB:BR =1:1
, BC=2*CP & 2*CA=3*QA
3*QA ;;then
then ar;PQR@:
ar;PQR@: ar;ABC@= ?
a. 11:3
b. 14:3
c. 13:3
d. 4:1
e. NoT
Ans: [b] ; By ratio of side and aarea ;sine formula@

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92. If in a ABC , points D,E & F lies on side BC, CA & AB . If Centroid "G" lies on AD and points
E & F are mid points of their respective sides. If EF & AD intersect at point I, then AI:GD
=?
a. 1:2
b. 2:1
c. 2:3
d. 3:2
e. NoT
Ans : [d] By MPG AI:IG:GD = 3:1:2
93. To save a circular grass land of diameter 28 m from sheep there is an uniform
entrenchment all around the grass land which is 14 m wide at top 10 m wide at bottom
and 10 m deep, which is completely field with water. Then how much litter water is used
to fill the entrenchment.
a. 2.112 * 10^7 lit
b. 1.584 * 10^7 lit
c. 2.64*10^7 lit
d. NoT
Sol: [b]
Area of entrancement
= ;1/2@*;14+10@*;10@
= 120 m^2
[Shape is of an trapezoid]
If we cut the entrancement and open wide it would be a prism , whose length =
2*pi*;14+7@ = 2*;22/7@*21= 132m
SO vol of entrenchment = 120*132 =15840 m^3
1m^3 = 1000 lit water

So water capacity of entrenchment = 15840000 lit = 1.584 * 10^7 lit
94. A old rectangular carom board isa home of four ANTs. They live in the each hole of the
board. ;Carom has four holes one in each corner@ One day 3 of them decided to meet at
one place then go to fourth home all together. If the distance between meeting point and
home of three antsare39 cm, 52 cm &60 cm, then what would be the maximum distance
covered by any one of the three ants to reach the home of fourth ant from its home ;if all
of them cover distances in straight line and ants which covers distance 39 cm and 52 cm
live in opposite corners@
a. 75 cm
b. 80 cm
c. 85 cm
d. Can't be determined
e. NoT
Ans :[c]
95.
If in a ABC , a+b+c= 30 cm , where a,b& c are sides of and s is semi perimeter then
*h L;*M@h L;*M@h L;*M@h

h Lh L h
a. 30
b. 0
Ans: [c]
=?
c. 1
d. 15
e. NoT
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96. If sides of a parallelogram is 12 cm and 13 cm and its area is 60 cm^2 then what is the approx
length of its major diagonal.
a. 24 cm
b. 24.5 cm
Ans: [b] 601 = 24.5
c. 26 cm
d. 27 cm
97. In a right angled ABC , right angle is at B. If AC= 10 cm, median AD= 2 cm then what
would be length of median CF
a. 10 cm
b. 11cm
c. 12 cm
d. Can't Be
e. NoT
Sol:DATA IN THE QUESTION IS WRONG
In any triangle + + = < > + + ;
whereA , A &A are respective medians

so in right angled at B ,
2
I 1 = ;A1 + A1 + A1 @& =

3
1
1
1
1
1
10 = < > ;2 + 5 + A @
!
x= 11
Alternative :In
In Right angled triangle at "B" + =
21 + A1 = 5 51 A = 11
But median of any triangle cant be more than the hypotenuse , so the data of the question
is wrong.
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98. What would be ratio of inradius tocircum radius of a triangle whose angles are in the
ratio of 1:1:4
a.
b. 3 + < >
!
1
c. 3 S < >
d.
!
1
Sol: [c]
Angles are 30, 30 & 120 so
3

= cos 30 + cos 30 + cos 120 S 1 = 3 S
2
H

0
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99. If AD, BF & CE are the altitude of ABC, such that AO= 4
cm, OD= 3cm & BO=6 cm then among option which could
be a possible length of altitude CE
a. 3.7
b. 59
c. 54.55
d. 56
Sol: [c]
We know,
AO*OD=BO*OE=CO*OF
4*3 = 6*OF OF = 2cm
So, AD= 7cm & BF= 8cm
Thus Range of CE would be
78
78
< [ <
3.733 < [ < 56
7+8
8S7
By checking options only 55.01 comes in the range hence ;c@
100. If 3cm, 4cm & 5cm are altitudes of a triangle then what would be in radius of that
triangle
a. 1/12
b. 30/47
c. 60/47
d. 47/30
Sol: [c]
We know , =
r=
"#
0n

= + + =

!

0

=
0n
"#
101. If ABCD is a trapezium such that AB||CD and AB= 80cm & CD= 20 cm. Points M & N
are n non parallel sides, MN is||AB it divides trapezium in two equal halves then length
of MN =?
a. 30 cm
b. 40 cm
c. 50 cm
d. NoT
And :d. NoT4
p#h L1#h
1
= 1034
102. If two adjacent sides of a parallelogram is 10cm and 12 cm and one diagonal is 8 cm. Then
what is the length of another diagonal
a. 8
b. 2 106
c.106
d. Data adequate or NoT
1
1
1
1@
;4
Sol: By Apollonius ,10 + 12 = 2
+ ; where a is half of another diagonal.
so diagonal = 2 106
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103. If a cone of radius 10 cm and of height 10 cm is filled till 5cm from its close end (tip) then
sealed with a circular sheet (of negligible width) then turned upside down, then what would be
the range of height of water surface inside the cone (from circular base & Assume all figures
are under 100% spirit levelled)
a.[0,1]
b. ]1,2]
c. ]2,3]
d. ]3,4]
e. ]4,5]
Sol:
# 1
Vol of water (tip is downside) = ! Q < > 5

Vol of water (circular base downside) = Q 101 + <
Q 101 + <
#M
!
!
#
10> + <
S 30 + 300 S 125 = 0
#M
= 5 2 S 7 0.43
f
#
#M
#
10> + <
# 1
#M
#
10> 10 = Q < > 5

!
10> 10
104. If side of an equilateral triangle ABC is 3 cm and point D is on BC such that BD=1cm
then AD=?
c. 8 cm
d. NoT ;???@
a. 2.7 cm
b. 7 9A
Sol: [b]
If B8 = B[ then 9 C81 = 7 CI 1
!
105. If in a plan there are four points such that AB=BC=CA=DA and angle BDC = x degree
, where x is less than 180 degree , then maximum possible value of x= ?
Ans : 150 degree
106. If AB, AC & DE are common tangents to two given circles whose centre are P & Q as
shown in fig, such that AD= 6 cm , AE = 10 cm & DE= 8cm then what is the distance
between P & Q.
a. 42 cm
b 82 cm
c. 45 cm
d. NoT
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Sol: [c]
We have Radius of Circle

ircle of ce
centre Q = 2 cm
[inradius of triangle,
triangle = ]
and Radius of circle of centre P = 6 cm
[ ex radius = *MY
]
Y
Since ADE is a right angled tria

triangle so we can work on this by co-ordina
ordinate geometry .
Assume D is origin
So coordinate of Q = ;2,-2@
2@
[IVth quadrant]
& co-ordinate of P = ;-6,-6@
6@
[IIIrdQuard]
So QP = 45 cm
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107. If 6cm and 8cm are

re length of diagonals of a rhombus then what
hat would
woul be length of
radius of circle inscribed
ibed in th
this rhombus
a. 2.5
Sol: [b]
=
68
2 61 + 81
or can apply =
b. 2.4
c. 5
d. 6
e. NoT
No
= 2.4
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108. If in an isosceles triangle ABC , BC=4cm and circum-radius is a square of a prime

number who is even then angle C = ?
Ans: 15or30or 75 or 120 degree;since angle A=30 or 150 degree, and we dont know which
two angles or sides are equal@
109. If in triangle ABC , D,E & F are points on side BC, CA & AB such that BE is median ,
BD:DC=1:2 & BF:FA = 2:3 then BO:OE=? [if O is point of intersection of BE & DF
a. 7:4
b. 4:7
c. 5:6
d. 6:5
e. NoT
Ans :[b]
110. If in triangle ABC , D,E & F are points on sides BC=4cm, CA=5cm& AB=3cm such that
AD, BE & CFal angle bisector and I in in-centre then AO:IO =? , [if O is point of
intersection of EF&AD]
a. 14:5
Ans: [c]
b. 5:15
c. 3:1
d. 1:3
e. NoT
111. If in a triangle ABC . D lies on the side BC and on line AD , O is point such that
AO:OD=BD:DC=2:3 if we join points B & O and extend it to line AC then it cuts the line AC
at E. Then AE:EC=?
a. 19:4
Ans : [c]
b. 4:19
c. 4:15
d. 15:19
e. NoT
112. If side ratio of a triangle is 10:11:12 then what is the ratio of circum radius to inradius
Sol:
H=
a. 13:7
b. 40:19
c. 80:39
d. Can't Say
e. NoT
H I9
I9
I9
& = =
=

4 1
4
4 ; S @ ; S I@; S 9@
I9
=
4 ; S @ ; S I@; S 9@
For a=10x , b=11x& c=12x => =
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are consecutive terms of

113. If radii of all fourr circles ar
a G.P series thenarea of CB[
CB[ would be equal to
a. Largest radius among all
b. Product of smallest radius
adius and 3rd largest radius
c. Square of 2nd smallest
st radius
d. Product of 2nd smallest
est and 3rd smallest radius
Sol: [d]
= : wher
wherer is inradius and
rest are exradius of a triagnle.
iagnle.
114. What is the maximum

imum valu
value of ratio of area of in-circle of a triangle to area of
triangle.
a. 1
b. pi
c. pi / ;3* sqrt;3@@
d. 2
e. NoT
Ans : [c] , for equilateral triang
triangle.
115. What would be ;approx@

approx@ area of a regular convex polygon with 11 sided fig whose
one side is 7 cm.
a. 472.916
b. 478.169
c. 458.916
d.480
d.
Sol:[c]
For a given perimeter
er , Area o
of a circle is maximum . Perimeter of this polygon
po
is 77 cm ,
consider it as a circlee of circum
circumference = 77cm so the area of this
his circle is
i approx472. so
area of polygon should
uld be less than 472 , hence [c]
Direction : If in a triangle
angle AB = 30, BC= 40 & CA = 50 , D and E are two points
p
on side AC
such that Perimeter of ABE = Perimeter of BEC & Area of ABD

ABD = Area
Are of BDC, then
116.
Length of BD = ?
a. 20
b. 25
Ans : [b] - Median
117.
c. 26.66
d. 23.33
Length of BE
a. 12
b. 125
c. 18
Ans :[b] , Best is coordinate
rdinate ge
geometry

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d. 18 5
e. NoT
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118.
Length of DE = ?
a. 3
b. 4
c. 5
Ans : [c] 5, Best is coordinate geometry
d. 6
e. NoT
119. If a robot only moves in straight line and only takes either left or right turn and his
movement path is marked by a LASER. One day he started from a point and reach at the
same point and facing same direction as initially he was after taking 20 right turns that
how many left turns he has taken, if he never repeated or crossed a path which is already
marked and never take more than one turn on a point.
a. 20
b. 16
c.24
d. ;b@ or ;c@
e. NoT
Sol: [d]
Take Left turn as 90 degree and right turn as 270 as internal angle of a closed polygon,
and we know sum of all internal angles = 180;n-2@ , n is vertex
Here
90*l + 270*r = 180 ;l+r-2@ , by question r=20, we get l=24
Now, Take Left turn as 270 degree and right turn as 90 as internal angle of a closed
polygon, and we know sum of all internal angles = 180;n-2@ , n is vertex
Here
270*l + 90*r = 180 ;l+r-2@ , by question r=20, we get l=16
So either 24 or 16.
Direct formula = |left turn - right turn| = 4
120. In a HPQ=QR ,angle PQR = 90and S and T are points on PR such that PS^2 +
TR^2 = ST^2 then angle SQT = ? ;in degre@
a. 30
b. 45
c. 60
d. 75
e. NoT
Ans : [b] , solve by options or coordinate or sine formula
121. If the equation of one side of an equilateral triangle is 3x+4y=5 and its one vertex is
;5,5@ then what is its area
a. 63
b. 123
c. 93
d. 15
e. NoT
Ans : [b]
122. What is the ratio of side of a hexagon to a square of maximum area inside the same
hexagon
a. 3 - root 3 b. 3 - root 2 c. 2 - root 3 d. 2 - root 2 e. NoT
Ans : [e]
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angle iis 24 cm then how many different triangles
gles possible
po
where only
123. If perimeter of a triangle
two sides are odd integer
er rest is even.
a.12
b. 6
c. 3
d. NoT
Ans : [d]
rc crea
created of a chord AB is equal to radius of the circle
ci
.then angle
124. If length of minor arc
OAB = ? (where O is thee cent
centre of circle and A & B are on the centre)
a. 1 rad
b. 2pi -11 ra
rad
c. pi - (1/2) rad
d.60
d.6 degree
Ans : [c]
125. What would be diameter
iameter o
of circle whose two chords AB and
d CD make angle of 90 at
point E such that , CE=2
E=2 cm, C
CD= 9 cm & EB= 3 cm.
a. 12 cm
b. 122 9A
c. 129 9A
d. NoT
No
Ans: [b]
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127. What would be radius

adius of ccircle of maximum area inside a sector of a circle
c
whose
radius is 12 cm and central an
angle of sector is 60
a. 6cm
b. 4 cm
c. 23
d. 12
e. NoT
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128.
Ans: 10 cm^2
129. There are how many convex polygon possible such that integral angles are in AP and
integer and the smallest angle is 30
a. 8
Sol: [e]NoT
b. 17
c. 3
d. 4
e. NoT
180*;n-2@=;n/2@;2a+;n-1@d@, here a=30For convex polygon we get only 2 set of values
http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=180*%28n2%29%3D%28n%2F2%29%282a%2B%28n1%29d%29%2C+a%3D30%2C+n%3E0%2C+d%3E0
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BCA,BF=7 cm, CE= 5

130. If angle ABC=anglee BCA
cm , DE= 9 cmThen EF =?
a. 3 cm
d. 4 cm
b. 33.4 cm
e. N
NoT
c. 3.6
Ans: [c]
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131. If in a ABC, AB=16 cm

cm, BC= 30 cm & CA= 34 cm and I is incetre
etre of
o the triangle then
IA =?
a. 6 cm
d. 35
c. 8 cm
b. 217
Sol: [e]
e. NoT
N
inradius = 6 , so centre (6,6)) and A=(0,16) so IA= 61 + 101 = 136 = 2

34
132. What would be side of ins
inscribed square PQRS having maximum area inside
i
a triangle
ABC such PQ lies on side
ide BC
BC, angle ABC=30, angle ACB=60and side AC=
A 6 cm
1!
a.
Sol: [c]
!M1
1!
b.
1!
!L1
c.
!L0
1!
d.
!M1
e. NoT
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133. If in a triangle ABC,, AB is also a side of a regular hexagon and AC is side of a regular
pentagon then what is the
he mea
measurement (in degree) of angle BAC ?
a. 60
b. 114
c. 120
d. 108
e. NoT
Ans: [e] cannot be determined
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Ans: [b]
135. If the semi-perimeter
er of ri
right angled triangle is 154 cm and smallest
lest median
m
is 72 cm then
what would be area of the tria
triangle.
a.1600 cm^2
b. 11440 cm^2
c. 1540 cm^2
d. Data
D inadequate
e. Not
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Sol: [c]
Area = (s c)*s = 1540 cm^2
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136.
given below is (are) sufficient to constructt an unique

un
triangle ABC.
137. How many set of data giv
[P= Perimeter, A , B, & C are angles & a,b & c are sides to corresponding
nding angles]
I. P = 16 cm , c = 9 cm, A= 60
60
II. a=b= 12 cm, A= 60
III. A= 60 ; B = 30 ; C = 90
IV. A= 60 ; B = 45 ; a = 4cm, bb= 3 cm
a. Only one set of data
b. Two set of data
c. Three sets of data
d. By all we can construct unique triangle
e. NoT
Ans : [a] only II is possible
138.
How many statements

nts are correct
I. sin 1 sin 1
II.
III.
IV V. sec 5 sec 5
VI
Ans: 4
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lements, all elements of set

139. How many differentt set S are possible, if S is set having three element
S are positive integers inn whic
which two are odd and one is even, it is known
own that
th sum of any two
elements is greater than third element and sum of all elements is 80.
a. 133
b. 33
c. 100
d. 80
e. NoT
Ans: [c] , question is of triangle

ngle w
whose perimeter is 80. https://youtu.be/PvMh
PvMhMly9cFY
un and third side is a

140. How many triangless are ppossible whose two sides are 50 unit and 47 unit
prime number.
a. 25
b. 24
c. 23
d. 22
e. NoT
Ans: [d]
141.
In the given fig ,QA:AB

:AB = RB:BC =PC:PA = 1:3 , then
! #$%
.?
! &'(
142.
In the given fig ,QA:AB

:AB = RB:BC =PC:PA = 1:3 , then
! #$%
.?
! &'(
Ans: 36:13
)*+, point D lies on AC such that angle A*+ . 0123 *4+ . 90

143. If in a right angled )*+
AD= 4 cm & CD = 9 cm
m then area of )*+ . ? [in cm^2]
Ans: 39 cm^2
:RJ = 11:3 , AQ:QP = 3:4 then QO:OJ = ?

144. In given ),-, PR:RJ
Ans: 1:7

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145.
In given ),-, PR:RJ

:RJ = 11:3 , AQ:QP = 3:4 then AO:AR = ?
Ans: 1:1
In given ),-, PR:RJ

:RJ = 55:3 , AQ:QP = 3:5 then
5#7'9
5
.?
5(789
5
Ans: 1:1
146.
In given ),-, PR:RJ

:RJ = 55:3 , AQ:QP = 3:5 then
5 &'7(9
5&'7(
.?
5 #&89
5#&8
Ans: 25:52
147.
148.
In given ),-, PR:RJ

:RJ = 44:3 , AQ:QP = 3:5 & AS:SJ = 2:3
5 &'7(9
5&'7(
.?
5 #&89
5#&8
then
149. In given ),-, PR:RJ

:RJ = 4:3 , AQ:QP = 3:5 & AS:SJ =
2:3 then
5'7#9
.?
5#7:9
Ans: 5:4
150.
:RJ = 33:2 , AO:OR = 4:3 then AQ:QP = ?

In given ),-, PR:RJ
Ans: 8:15
:OJ = 3:2 , AO:OR = 4:3 then AQ:QP

151. In given ),-, QO:OJ
=?
Ans: 1:15
152.
In given ),-, PQ:QR:R

:QR:RJ = 2:2:3 , AS:SJ = 4:3 then PM:MN = ?
Ans: 10 : 7
153.
?
:QR:RJ = 2:2:3 , AS:SJ = 4:3 then PS:MN


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154.
:QR:RJ = 2:2:3 , AS:SJ = 4:3 then

5&<(9
5
.?
5#<:9
5
155.
QR:RJ = 2:2:3 , AS:SJ = 4:3 then

5';<
';<(9
.?
5(<:
(<:89
Ans: 8:17
156. )*+ is a right angled
gled tr
triangle at B, in which AB= 9 cm & BC = 8 cm.
cm Point D & E lie
on AB & BC such that AD:D
AD:DB = BC:BE = 2:1 . O is the mind point of line segment DE then
what is the distance length
gth of BO (in cm)
a. 5
b. 7
c. 2.5
d. 3
e. NoT
Ans: [c]
eter of
o triangle
157. If are three altitudess of a ttriangle is 3 cm then what is the perimeter
a. 3 cm
b. 6 cm
c. 4.5 cm
d. CBD
e. NoT
Ans: [a]
If 3, 2 & 2 are three altitu
altitudes of a triangle then what is in-radius of the triangle
a. 4/3
b. 3/4
c. 1
d. 1.5
e. NoT
Ans: [b]
158.
triangle ABC , and AD, & BE are altitudes,, such that AO= 3 cm, OH
159. If O is orthocentre off trian
= 2 cm, BO = 6 cm thenn OE = ?
a. 1.5 cm
b. 1 cm
c. 0.5 cm
d. CBD
e. NoT
Ans: [b]
160. How many differentt triang
triangle are possible whose two altitudes aree 7 cm & 6cm and third
altitude is an even number.
Ans: 19
If 3, 2 & 2 are three altitu
altitudes of a triangle then what is the area off the triangle
t
a. 12
b. 9/(47
7)
c. 6
d. (92) / 4 e. NoT
N
Ans: [d]
161.
162. If 3, 2 & 2 are three altitu

altitudes of a triangle then what is the perimeter
eter of the triangle
a. 6
b. 62
c. 663
d. 7 e. NoT

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Ans : 62
163. If in a )*+ , AD, BE & CF are altitudes such that, AD = 6 cm,, BE = 9 cm & CF = 12
cm then angle A = ?
a. 67
b. 85
c. 90
d. 30
e. NoT
Ans: [e] NoT it should be obt
obtuse
gth of altitudes are 30 cm , 40 cm & 24 cm then
hen largest
la
angle of
164. If in a @A0123 length
triangle is
a. 150
b. 115
c. 90
d. 120
e. NoT
Ans: [c]
165. If in )*+ , AB= 2 cm , B
BC= 4 cm & CA = 3 cm. AD, BE & CF
F are angle
a
bisector & I is
the in centre of the triangle
gle th
then what is the ratio of area of )CB to area of
o *4B?
a. 5:4
b. 13: 30
c. 15:28
d. 5:6
e. NoT
Ans: [c]
166. If in )*+ , AB= 100 cm , BC= 6 cm & CA = 8 cm & I is the in centre of the triangle then
what is the area of )*B ?
a. 6 cm^2
b. 8 cm^2
c. 10 cm^2
d. 12 cm^2
e. NoT
Ans: [c]
167. If ABCD is a squaree targe
target and all arcs are quarter circle whose radius
adius is equal to side of
square ABCD, then what
at is th
the approx probability to hit coloured (shaded)
haded) area.
a. 20 %
b. 50%
c. 31.5 %
d. 40.5%
e. 45%
Ans: [c]

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Directions : If in given image circle is in-circle of

)*+, and lines DI, EF & GH are tangents to the
circle and DI || AB , EF||BC
||BC & GH|| AC. If AB= 6 cm ,
BC = 5 cm & AC = 7 cm
m then find
168.
EF = ?
169.
ED = ?
170.
Ratio of Area of %DE to Area of #$%
171. Ratio of Area of F!GHIJ EKLMND to Area of

#$%
ly two types of internal angles, one is 60 degree

ree another
ano
is 300 degree.
172. If a polygon has only
If there are 30, 300 degree
ree an
angles then there are how many 60 degrees
es angles
ang are in this
polygon.
Ans: 33
If ABCD is a square off 10 cm then
173.
What is the length off PQ
174.
What is the length off PR
175.
What is the length off PB
176.
What is the measurement

ement of PDQ
177. If ABC is a quarter circle and PQRS is square of side "a". Find the
he radius
rad of quarter circle
in terms of "a" if CS =PB
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Ans: 27, sides are 10,12,6 , use similarity , ABC ~ACD

; where ,  &  

17. If is orthocentre of ABC, then which point would be orthocentre of OAC.

18. If in ABC , AB=BC, D is midpoint of BC, E is on AC and F is on AD such that DEF is an

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<QBS= 20 &<RAT=50 then <SPM = ?

$%&'() *+,', ( -'.+'*

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The height gain on each face

So total distance = 43 4101 + <1$> = 43 1$ 16 31 + 1 = 1016 31 + 1

For n=5 , total distance = 1016

Alternate :- Open the cube alon

25. There is a solid cheese cube oof dimension 10cm*10cm*10cm. if Jerry

26. What would be total volume

so volume = B C DE = 52 52 5 =

29. There is a solid cubical box of dimension 10cm*10cm*10cm. If N is maximum number of

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32. Inside an equilateral triangle

o triangles then add

34. If the perimeter of an integral

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balck colour , if thickness of bbalck colour is same with all circles

yellow is y , then y = 2x (x is width of black)

oint is on BC such that AD is perpendicular on BC.

According to Sine Formula

39. In a triangle ABC, D is on AC such that BD is medianandBDC= 45, if BC[ = 8B[ =

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c(. d e%&' () ) .(* ()

By this case we would get 4 values = ab

Sol: 216 cm^2

= :Q79 7m 3 3 O = 6 12 18 36 = 216

:3:4 & Q is on side AC

Ans: [b] 81:235 , sum=316

ich is 30 and the longest

59. In the fig. point A and C are ccentre of these two

BED 180 1/2(180

60. In ABC, AC=14cm, point

66. What would be ratio of area oof pink coloured shape to

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cosec S sec > 1 ; positive for = 3 Q 45 ; it shows angle is in second quadrilateral,

Ans: [e]120 , isosceles triage property.

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the points of trisection of respective sides,, as shown

Plugging x in terms of z, we have y = .

By Routh's theorem, here

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By manual process: Different triangles are

If P is odd then 11.5<

< 12.5 552 < ; + 3@1 < 600 23.49<; + 3@1<24.49

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There is no such odd P

FOP , R ;radius@, R-7 and R-14

Area of Shaded Region = Area of square - Area of circle Area of Rectangle

Since sides are in AP of right angl

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; where , &

$%&'() +,', ( -'.+'

25. There is a solid cheese cube oof dimension 10cm10cm10cm. if Jerry

so volume = B C DE = 52 52 5 =

29. There is a solid cubical box of dimension 10cm10cm10cm. If N is maximum number of

c(.d e%&' () ).(* ()

= :Q79 7m 3 3 O = 6 12 18 36 = 216

cosec S sec > 1 ; positive for = 3 Q 45 ; it shows angle is in second quadrilateral,

h L;M@h L;M@h L;M@h

whereA , A &A are respective medians

I 1 = ;A1 + A1 + A1 @& =

Vol of water (tip is downside) = ! Q < > 5

Vol of water (circular base downside) = Q 101 + <

10> 10 = Q < > 5

I. sin 1 sin 1

II.

III.

IV V. sec 5 sec 5

VI

)+, point D lies on AC such that angle A+ . 0123 *4+ . 90