Ambqid 1 To 100 Final

AMBQID1
An equilateral triangle is
surrounded by three x°
squares, as shown in the
figure. Find the value of
x°?
A. 18
B. 24
C. 30
D. 36
Solution will be Published NEXT DAY.
Solution of AMBQID1
Since
y° = 360° - (90° + 90° + 60°) x° y° x°
= 120° 90° 90°
60°
Then,
y° + x° + x° = 180°
120° + 2x° = 180°
x° = 30°
AMBQID2
In a unit circle, find the

Area of Shaded Region
A. sin2θ
B. cos2θ
C. cos2θ / 4
D. sin2θ / 8
Solution of AMBQID2
Using Mid Point Theorem,

cos 
Base of shaded Triangle =
2 1
θ
Thus,
<<
Area of Shaded Region is
1 cos  cosθ / 2 1
 1 sin 
2 2
sin 2 <<cosθ

8
AMBQID3
3 2 2 3 2 2 3 2 2  ?
3 12
[A] 12
3 2 2 , [B] 12
3 2 2 , [C] 1, [D] 0
Solution of AMBQID3
3  2 2 3 3  2 2 12 3  2 2
   3  2 2   3  2 2 
1 1 1
 3 2 2 2 3 12
 3  2 2   3  2 2   3  2 2 
1 1 1

2 3 12
 3  2 2
1 1 1
  
2 3 12
 3  2 2
1

12
 3  2 2
1
12
 12
3 2 2
AMBQID4
All quadrilaterals are
Squares. Find ratio
ar  Red Square 
ar  Green Square 
A. 1:1 45°
B. 2:1
C. 8:9
D. 4:9
Solution of AMBQID4
By Short Trick,
2x  2x  2x 2 2 2
y  x
4x  4x 2
2 2
3
y 2 2
  2x
x 3 y
ar  Red Square 
45°
8 x

ar  Green Square  9 45°
x x
AMBQID5
In circle, C is the centre. Q
If ar(PQR) = 2ar(PSR), S
Then find angle PRS
A.18° P R
C
B.22.5°
C.15°
D.30°
Solution of AMBQID5
ar PQR  2  ar PSR  Q
 ar PQR  2  ar PCS  ar RCS 
1 1 1 
S
   2r   r  2    r  r  sin 2   r  r  sin 180  2  
2 2 2  r
 r 2  r 2  sin 2  sin 180  2   r
 1  sin 2  sin 2 2θ θ
P r r R
 sin 2 
1 C
2 (180° - 2θ)
 sin 2  sin 30
 2  30
   15
AMBQID6
A P D
In a square ABCD,
P, Q, R, S are mid-points
of sides as shown.
Q S
If ar(ABCD) = 1 sq. unit,
Then find
SHADED GREEN AREA.
B R C
Solution of AMBQID6
A P D
A median of triangle divides it in
two equal areas. k k
Thus, each sub-region has k k
equal area k (let). k
Q k S
k k
12k = 1 or k = 1/12
k
SHADED GREEN AREA = 4k = 1/3
k
k k
B R C
AMBQID7
If BC = AD, then find A
30°
Angle ABC.
A.40°
B.50°
C.60° 70°
B C D
D.70°
Solution of AMBQID7
Take a point M on BC such that AD = MD.

So ∠AMD = ∠MAD = 70° A 30°
So AM = AC
70°
Since BC = AD = MD,
so BM = CD.
By SAS, ∆ABM ≅ ∆ADC.

So AB = AD. 110° 110°
70° 70° 40°
B M C D
So ∠ABC = 40°.
AMBQID8
If
Area inside the CIRCLE Area inside the TRIANGLE
but outside the TRIANGLE = but outside the CIRCLE
Then, Find Radius of Circle. B
A.4 90°
AB  8 
B.9
BC  9  C
C.6
D.8 A
Solution of AMBQID8
So,
Area of Yellow = Area of Red
Area of (Yellow + White)
= Area of (Red + White)
AB  8 
So, Area of Circle = Area of Triangle
1 BC  9 
  r  8  9   r  6
2
2
AMBQID9
In triangle PQR, I (Incenter), P

O (Orthocentre), C (Circumcircle),
Q and R (Vertices)
are lie on a CIRCLE. Then, find
I O C
Angle P is
A. 30° Q R
B. 90°
C. 60°
D. 45°
Solution of AMBQID9
P P
I is INCENTRE, So, QIR = 90+
2
O is ORTHOCENTRE, So,QOR = 180  P
C is CIRCUMCENTRE, So, QCR = 2P I O C
Since I, O, C are on a CIRCLE, So, Q R

QIR  QOR  QCR
P
 90   180  P  2 P  P  60
2
AMBQID10
If 4  9 and 9  256 ,
x y
then find the value of xy.
[A] 2, [B] 3, [C] 4, [D] 5

Solution of AMBQID10
4 9
x
4 9
x
 4   9
x y y
and
9  256 4 9
y xy y
 4  256
xy
4 4 xy 4
 xy  4
AMBQID11
a SQUARE is inside an EQUILATERAL triangle.
Find x + y.
A.100°
B.120°
C.150° y°
x°
D.165°
(120° - x°) + 90° + (120° - y°) = 180°
(x° + y°) = 150°

x° y°
90°
60° 60°
120° - x° 120° - y°
AMBQID12
If two positive integers x and y are the length and breadth respectively such that
Perimeter of Rectangle = Area of Rectangle
Then, find x -y
A.1
B.2
C.3 x>y y
D.4 x
Perimeter of Rectangle = Area of Rectangle
 2  x  y   xy
2x
x>y y
y
x2
2  x  2  4 x
y
x2 Since x and y are positive integers,
4  x  2  Factors of 4
 y  2
x2  x  2  1, 2, 4
 x  3, 4, 6
Then, find x –y=3  y  6, 4,3
AMBQID13
If CD = 32 and shaded area is k Then, find k
C D
A.128
B.132
C.153
D.168
Required Shaded Area is 16 16



2
 x 2
y 2
 C P D

 16 
2
2 y y
 x
  256
2
 128 . .
Then, k = 128
AMBQID14
In 10 Sided Regular Polygon,
A.128
B.108 x°
C.133 Find x
D.144
Since 10θ = 360° x°

θ = 36° θθθ
θ θ
θθ θ
θθ
Thus, x° = 3θ = 108°
AMBQID15
If ar(ABCD) = 243,
Then, find R
D C
A.27/2
B.22/7
C.24/7 R=?
r=6
D.27/4
A B
By Short Trick,
AB  2 Rr
 AB 2  4 Rr
 243 
2
D C
   4R  6
 R 
243  243  27 
3
R 3
  R
24  2 
R
27 r=6
2
A (243/R) B
AMBQID16
Two triangles are Congruent Equilateral Triangles,
Then, find x x°
A.100
B.120
C.140
D.150
60° a°
x°
(60 – a)° a°
a°
60°
60°
x = 60 + a + (60 - a) = 120
a°
AMBQID17
An equilateral triangle is inside a regular octagon.
Then, find x
A.70.5
B.22.5
C.52.5
D.37.5 x°
135° = 22.5° + 60° + x°

22.5°
135°
60°
x° = 52.5° x°
22.5°
AMBQID18
Red Shaded Area is equal to Blue Shaded Area.
If the side of the square is 2 
A.7 Find radius of
Circle
B.2
C.5
D.4
Red Shaded Area = Blue Shaded Area.
Circle Area = Square Area.
 
2
r  2 
2
 r2
AMBQID19
If Red Shaded Area = 18 cm2 (2x + 1)
Then, find the value of x

(x + 2)
A.-8 (x + 4)
B.3 (x + 1)
C.2
D.-6
(2x + 1)
Since Red Shaded Area = 18 cm2
  2 x  1 x  4    x  2  x  1  18
 2 x  9 x  4  x  3x  2  18
2 2
(x + 2)
 x  6 x  16  0
2
(x + 4)
  x  8  x  2   0 (x + 1)
x 2
AMBQID20
If Red Area = Green Area = Blue Area,

AB
Then, find the value of
BC
A.1
B.Root(2) - 1
C.Root(3) - 1
A B C D.1/Root(2)

Red Area = 4  y 
2
  2
=  x  y   y   x  2 xy 
2
2
Green Area 8  8
  2
Blue Area =  x  y   y   x  2 xy 
2 2
8  8
x
Red Area = Green Area = Blue Area,
 

4
y 
2
8
  2 xy 
x 2
y 45°
  
3 1 y  x
x AB x y 45°
   3 1
y BC
AMBQID21
If
2 2
(a + 1)(b + 1) + 16 = 8(a + b),
A.32 Then, find the value of
B.64 3
(a + b ) 3
C.54
D.52
a 2
 1 b 2  1  16  8  a  b 
 a 2b 2  a 2  b 2  1  16  8  a  b 
 a b   a  b   2ab  1  16  8  a  b 
2 2 2
  a  b   8  a  b   16    a 2b 2  2ab  1  0
 2
 
  a  b  4    ab  1  0
2 2
  a  b  4  0  a  b  4
and  ab  1  0  ab  1
Hence,
a 3
 b    a  b   3ab  a  b 
3 3
  4   3 1 4  52
3
AMBQID22
Find the
GREEN shaded area
A.3Pi 20° 70° 20°
6 6
B.6Pi
C.5Pi
D.4Pi
  6  110
2
Sector(OABCDEO)   11 C
360
B D
Segment(BCD)
  6   70 1
2
   6  6  sin 70  7  18sin 70 A E

360 2
Triangle(OAE) O
  6  6  sin110  18sin110  18sin 70  sin 180     sin  
1
2
GREEN Area = Sector (OABCDEO) – Segment(BCD) – Triangle(OAE) = 4π

AMBQID23 B
If AB = 12 units, 12
A.36Pi
A
B.64Pi Find the
Yellow
C.25Pi shaded area
D.49Pi
Required Yellow Area B

2 2 6
= πR – πr
2 2 6 R
= π(R – r ) r
2
= π(6 ) A .
=36 π
AMBQID24
If ‘a’ is the one of the roots of

2
A.-3 x + 2x + 3 = 0
B.-4 Then, find the value of
a  3a  3a  a
5 4 3 2
C.-5 a 3
2
D.-2
Since ‘a’ is the one of a 3  a 2  2a  3    a 4  a 2 

a  3a  3a  a
5 4 3 2
the roots of x2 + 2x + 3 = 0, 
a 3
2
 a  3
2
then
a  0   a  a  1
3 2 2

a  2a  3  0
2
 2a 
a 2  2a  4 
or, 
2a
2a 2  a  2 
a  3  2a
2 
2a
 a  a  2
or,
 a2  2
a  1  2a  4
2
 3
AMBQID25
Three Congruent Semi-Circles with radius 1 unit
inside an Equilateral Triangle, touching each other
as shown in figure.
Then, x is .
A.12
B.16 .
C.18 .
D.20 x
2 2
tan 60  sin 60 
y . z
2 2 2 3 4
  3 y   z
y 3
2
. z 2 3
60°
2
.
y x z 60°
2 4 6
x  yz     12  x  12
3 3 3
AMBQID26
In figure, there is a pattern
of four identical rhombuses. x°
25° 25°
A.25 Then, find
B.65 x
25° 25°
C.115
D.125

360   25  4  x°
 65 25° 65° 25°
4
65° 65°
25° 65° 25°
x  180  65  115

AMBQID27
In ΔABC, PQ || MN such that AP:PB = 5:3 and

AM : MC = 1:4, BQ = 6 and NC = 12.
A.12
B.13 Then, find
QN
C.14
D.15
Draw AK || PQ || MN
BP BQ 3 6
PQ || AK      QK  10
PA QK 5 QK
CM CN 4 12
MN || AK      KN  3
MA KN 1 KN
Thus, QN = QK + KN = 10 + 3 = 13
AMBQID28
In Right Triangle ABC, A is right angle and

M is mid point of AC.
If AP  BM , ACB   and PAM   , A

A.1 Then, find
B.3 tan   tan  M
P
C.1/2 
D.1/3 B C
1 AM 1 A
= 2 AC  AC  2
AM = CM

90  
AB M
tan    P
AC 
B C
AM
tan   AM 1
AB tan   tan   
AC 2
AMBQID29
ΔABC is an isosceles triangle with AB = AC and BL is perpendicular
to AC. If BL = 4 cm and BC = 5 cm, A
A.27/2 Find
Area of ΔABC
B.8 L
C.25/3
D.10 B 5 cm C
4
In ΔBLC, tan θ = ̶ ̶ A
3
AM
In ΔAMC, tan θ = ̶ ̶ ̶ ̶
5/2
AM = 4
AM = 10/3 L
5/2 3
3 cm
1
ΔABC = x(10/3)x(5)=
25 θ
2 3 B M 5/2 C
5 cm
AMBQID30
Simplify
x 
2 2
1 x  2 2
y  1
2
2
y 2
 
1  x 2
 y  1  x  y  y
2 2 2 2
 1 x 2
y 2
 y 2
 1
A. 0, B. 1, C. 2, D. 3
 a   x 2  y 2  , b  1  x 2  , c   y 2  1 
 
 a  b  c  0  a 3  b3  c3  3abc 
x 
2 2
1 x  2 2
y  1    1  x    y  1
2 2 3 2 3 3
2
y 2
x 2
y 2
  
1  x 2
 y  1  x  y  y
2 2 2 2
 1 x 2
 y2  y  1
2
 x  y 1  x  y  1
2 2 2 2
3  x  y 1  x  y  1
2 2 2 2

 x  y 1  x  y  1
2 2 2 2
 3
AMBQID31
ABCD is an rectangle formed by 5 squares
each of area 1 sq. units. BD is a diagonal.
Then, find Shaded Area (in sq. units)
A.1.0 A B
B.1.5
C.2.0
D.2.5 D C
Shaded Area = 2.5 sq. units

AMBQID32
If x = 99,
A.999 Then, find value of
B.9999 2
C.99999
x(x + 3x + 3)
D.999999
x  x  3 x  3  x  3 x  3 x
2 3 2
  x  3x  3x  1  1
3 2
  x  1  1
3
  99  1  1
3
 100   1
3
 1000000  1
 999999
AMBQID33
If the central angle of a sector is 60°
whose radius is OA = OB = 6 units,
Then, find area of circle A
inscribed in sector
A.25π
B.4π
C.9π 60
D.16π O B
A
r
sin 30 
6r
r
1 r r .P
 
2 6r 60 r
O B
r2 30
OP = (6-r)
Area of Inscribed Circle is 4π.
AMBQID34
ABCD is a rectangle. If PC = 8 units

Then, find area of rectangle ABCD
A. 34 A D
B. 32 P
8
C. 44
D. 72 B
C
In ΔPBC, A D
PB  64  l
2 2
P
r
In ΔPBO, r
8
PB  r   l  r 
2 2 2 r
Equating these PB2, B O C

lr  32 l
2r
(2r – l)
Area (ABCD) = lr = 32
r – (2r – l) = (l - r)
AMBQID35
a° + b° + c° + d° + e° + f° + g° + h° + i° = ?
i° f° c°
A. 360°
e° b°
B. 450° h°
C. 405° g° d° a°
D. 315°
3x3 Square
By Short Tricks,
Sum of All Angles in n × n Square = No of Angles × 45°
Sum of All Angles in 3 × 3 Square

= 9 × 45°
= 405°
AMBQID36
In ΔABC, if all the three angles A, B and C (in
degrees) are perfect squares,
Then, the triangle ABC is
A. Isosceles Obtuse Angled Triangle
B. Scalene Obtuse Angled Triangle
C. Isosceles Acute Angled Triangle
D. Scalene Acute Angled Triangle
In ΔABC, let the largest perfect square angle is C.

Since,
60° ≤ C < 180°
Then,
C = 169° or 144° or 121° or 100° or 81° or 64°
By Trial,
A = 16°, B = 64°, C = 100°,
Hence,
ΔABC is Scalene Obtuse Angled Triangle.
AMBQID37
An equilateral triangle PQR is inside another
equilateral triangle ABC such that A
corresponding sides are parallel.
x
A.1.00 P
B.1.25 Then, find
C.1.50 (x + y + z) Q 1
R z
y
D.1.75 B 3 1 C
Using VIVIANI’s Theorem, we have A

AH  PL  PM  PN
 AH   PT  TL   PM  PN N
M
x P
z

2
3
 
3 1 
2
3
1  y  z  x
 
3 Q 1T z
 x yz  3 11 R
2 y y
 x  y  z  1.5 B H L C
3 1
AMBQID38
Rectangle is made of three equal squares of
side length 8 units.
Find the sum of all angles (α + β + γ)
A. 120°
B. 85° 8
C. 90° α β γ
D. 105° 8 8 8
 8  1  8  1  8 
      tan    tan    tan  
1
 24   16  8
1  1  1  1 
 tan    tan    tan 1 1
3 2
 1 1 
  
1
 tan  3
1
2
1   tan 1
1
 1  
 3 2
 tan 1 1  tan 1 1 8
 45  45 α β γ
 90
8 8 8
AMBQID39
If
Tn  2  2  2  2  ...to n terms
88 87 86 85
A. 2 54
B. 2 55
C. 256 Find T
34
D. 2 57
T1  288
T2  2  2  2
88 87 87
 2  1  2 87
T3  2  2  2  2
88 87 86 86
2 2
 2  1  2
86
T4  288  287  286  285  285  23  22  2  1  285

...
T34  288  287  286  285  .........  255  255  233  232  231  ......  2  1  255
AMBQID40
44
Find 2 4 4
243
A. 2 86
2
B. 2
11
4
C. 2
40
D. 2 4
444
44 4 444
2
Find 2 4 4 2 4
444 1
243 2
A. 2
286
2 443
B. 2 Correct Answer
C. 2 411
2
 2 
2 43
40
D. 2 4
2 286
AMBQID41
In the figure, both quadrilaterals are SQUARES.
Find
Green Shaded Area
A. 238
B. 162
C. 128
D. 242 18
Solution of AMBQID41.
In the figure, both quadrilaterals are SQUARES.
Find Green Shaded Area

18 - x
x
A. 238
B. 162 Correct Answer
x 18
C. 128 Green Shaded Area
D. 242  18   x   1  x  18  x    1  x  18  x   1 18 18
2 2
 2   2 2 
 162
AMBQID42 (Modified)
In the figure, if l1 || l2 l1
18°
Find angle θ
30°
22°
20°
A. 10° θ°
B. 20° 35°
C. 30° 40°
15°
l2
D. 40°
18  22    40  30  20  35  15

  20
AMBQID43
Three equal circles of radii 20
have centres at A, B and C.
If x = 5, y = 10, and z = 12,
Find Perimeter of
A. 37 ΔABC.
B. 66
C. 93
D. 87
Solution of AMBQID43.
Three equal circles of radii 20 have centres at A, B
and C. If x = 5, y = 10, and z = 12,
Find Perimeter of
A. 37 ΔABC.
B. 66 15 10
5= =10
C. 93 Correct Answer
15 10
D. 87 8 =12 8
Perimeter ΔABC
= (15 + 5 + 15) + (8 + 12 + 8) + (10 + 10 + 10)
= 93
AMBQID44
If O is centre of semi-circle,
Find
BLACK Shaded Area
A. 1 / 3
B. 3
C. 2 / 3
D. 2 3
Using Cos60° in ΔOAQ & ΔOPB, OA = OB = 2
Now, in ΔOAB, OA = OB = 2 & AOB = 60° So
ΔOAB is an equilateral triangle, hence AQ & BP 1
are the medians of ΔOAB. Hence G is centroid.
G
A. 1 / 3 Correct Answer 1
B. 3
1
C. 2 / 3 1
Black Shaded   ar OAB
3
D. 2 3 1 3 1
    2 
2
3 4 3
AMBQID45
If a line from a vertex of a triangle divides the area
and the perimeter of the triangle into two equal parts,
then the line passes through
A
A. Centroid
B. Circumcentre
C. Orthocentre
D. Incentre B D C
If a line from a vertex of a triangle divides the area and the
perimeter of the triangle into two equal parts, then the line passes
through Orthocentre (O), Centroid (G), Circumcentre (C), Incentre
(I). Hence, it is possible in triangle having two sides are equal,
means Isosceles or Equilateral triangle.
AMBQID46
If a, b, c are the three factors

of x – 7x – 6, then
3
A. 0
B. x Find
C. 2x
D. 3x a+b+c
Let a = (x - p), b = (x - q), c = (x - r) are the three factors of

x3 – 7x – 6, then
p, q, r are the three roots of x3 – 7x – 6
Now, p + q + r = 0
as no terms of x2 in x3 – 7x – 6
A. 0
a + b + c = (x – p) + (x – q) + (x – r)
B. x
= 3x – (p + q + r)
C. 2x = 3x – 0
D. 3x Correct Answer = 3x
AMBQID47
Find the value of

1  2015 1  2016 1  2017 1  2018  2020
A. 2019; B. 2018; C. 2017; D. 2016

1  2015 1  2016 1  2017 1  2018  2020

 2019
1  x  x  2
 1  2015 1  2016 1  2017  2019
 x2  2 x  1  2018
  x  1
2
 1  2015 1  2016  2018
  x  1  2017
 1  2015  2017
 2016
 2016
AMBQID48
A Rectangular Sheet is folded along Dotted
Line as shown below
A. 110° Find
B. 120°
x
C. 130°
D. 140°
50°
Thus, x° = 50° + 90° = 140°.

AMBQID49
In figure, if AM = MN = BN = NC and
A = 90°, then
A. 60°
B. 70°
Find
C. 50°
D. 30° x
Given AM = MN = BN = NC, A = 90°, Join AN.
A. 60° Correct Answer
B. 70°
C. 50° Since N is the mid point of hypotenuse BC of ΔABC,
D. 30° so AN = BN = NC.
Now, in ΔAMN, AM = AN = MN.
Thus, ΔAMN is an equilateral triangle.
Hence, x = 60
AMBQID50
Find
A. 4/3 cos  cos  8
B. 3/4 β
C. 3/5 α
D. 4/5 6
A. 4/3
B. 3/4 Correct Answer
C. 3/5
D. 4/5 cos  cos  8
x
6 x 6 3 β
   
x 8 8 4 α
6
AMBQID51
An irregular hexagon is inside a circle.
5x 6x
A. 10° Find
B. 15°
C. 20°
D. 25°
x 7x
Join CF. ABCF and CDEF are cyclic quadrilaterals.
A. 10° Correct Answer

B C
B. 15° 5x 5x
BCF = 5x,
6x
C. 20° 7x D
DCF = 7x, A
D. 25° At C,
5x + 7x + 6x = 180° E
Thus, x = 10° F 7x
AMBQID52
Two Quadrant Circles are inside a Square.


A. 1 
2
B. 1 

3 Find
 Green Shaded Area
C. 1 
3
Square Area

D. 1 
2

AC  x 2  x  y  y  x  2 1 
 
2
x  x  2
y2 x
Green Shaded Area
Square Area
 4
x 2
4 A D
 
 
2
x 
2
x  2
x 2
2 1
 4 4
x2
  
x
 

2
x 1  
2
2 1  x
  
4 4
x2
 
 
2
1  2 1
4 4 y y

 1   D
2 B y C
AMBQID53
The polynomial
p(x) = axd + bxc + cxb + exa-9
A. 900 is complete polynomial and
written in decreasing order of degrees.
B. 910
C. 915 If p(0) = 900, then
D. 920 Find, a + b + c + d + e
Since the polynomial p(x) = axd + bxc + cxb + exa-9 is complete

polynomial and written in decreasing order of degrees, then
x a 9  x 0  a  9  0  a  9
xb  x1  b  1
x x  c2
c 2
A. 900 x  x  d 3
d 3
B. 910  p  x   9 x3  x 2  2 x  e
C. 915 Correct Answer Since p(0) = 900, then e = 900
D. 920 Thus, a + b + c + d + e = 915
AMBQID54
Two quadrilaterals are
unit squares.
A.  
2 1 / 2
B.  3  1 / 2
C.  3  1 / 2
D. 2  1 / 2
Find Area of
Red Triangle 45
Since the two quadrilaterals are

unit squares,
side of each square is 1 unit. 45
Diagonal  1  x  2  x  2  1 x
1 x
Area of RED Triangle   1  x
2
x
 1
2
2 1 45
  Option: A 
2
1
AMBQID55
 2019    2019   1
4 2
b
The simplification of is a ,
 
2019 3  1 c
means
A. 4038 If
 2019    2019   1
4 2
a
b
B. 2020  3
2019  1  c
C. 4040
D. 2019 Find (a + b + c)
Let x = 2019, Then Now, x4  x2  1  x4  2 x2  1  x2 

x3  1 x3  1
 2019 4   2019 2  1  x4  x2  1
 
2
x2  1  x2
 2019  3 1 x 3 1 
 x  1  x 2  x  1

 x 2
 x  1 x 2  x  1
Thus,  x  1  x 2  x  1
a  b  c  x  1   x  1 
x2  x  1
x 1
 2x  2 
x  x  1  1
 x  1
 2  2019   2 1
 x
 4040  Option C 
x 1
 a  x, b  1, c  x  1
AMBQID56
If
111...11  222...22  333...33  444...44  555...55  666...66  777...77
109 times 109 times 109 times 109 times 109 times 109 times 109 times
A. 0 is divided by 37, then

B. 12
C. 19
D. 28
Find Remainder
Remainder is 28 (Option D)
AMBQID57
If
 x  8 x  10  x  12 ... x  96  x  98 x  100   0
A. 25 then,
B. 30 Find the number of Positive
C. 35
Integers values of x.
D. 40
 x  8 x  10  x  12 ... x  96  x  98 x  100   0



x  1,2,3,4,5,6,7  , 11,15,14,...,99, 
7 Positive Integers 23 Positive Integers

The number of Positive Integers values of x is 7 + 23 = 30 (Option B)
AMBQID58
15
If x ≠ 1 and x   16 then,
2
x
A. 2
B. 3 Find the value of
C. 7 x  x  12
2
D. 4
1st Method 2nd Method

15 15 15
x   16  x  1  15 
2 2
x   16
2
x x x
15  x3  16 x  15  0
  x  1 x  1   x  1
x  x 2  x  1  x  x  1  15  x  1  0
 15 
  x  1  x  1    0   x  1  x 2  x  15   0
 x
15 15
x  1,  x  1   0 x  1,  x  1   0
x x
 x 2  x  15  x 2  x  15
 x  x  12  3  Option : B 
2  x 2  x  12  3  Option : B 
AMBQID59
If x is a real number such that

x x 4 x 3
A. 1 then,
B. 3
C. Root(2) Find the value of
D. Root(3) x  3x
x x 4 x 3
 x x 3 x  x  3
 x x 3 x  x  3
 x  x  3  x  3
 x  x 3  x  3    x 3 
 x x 3 1
 x  3x  1  option A 
AMBQID60
In ΔABC, I is Incenter, then
Find Area(ABD)
A. 160/11 A
B. 170/11 12
10 I
C. 150/11 105°
D. 130/11 B
D
C
Since I is Incenter, A
Then AI, BI, CI are Angle Bisector.
12
By Short Trick, 10 I
A
BIC  90   105  A  30
2 105°
1 B C
Area(ΔABC) = 10 12  sin A  30 Thus, D
2
ar  ABD  BD

Since AD is Angle Bisector, ar  ABC  BC
5 150
AB BD 10 BD
   
BD 5
  ar  ABD    30 
AC CD 12 CD CD 6 56 11
AMBQID61
Find (α + β)
α
A. 150°
B. 135° β
C. 120° Equilateral
Triangle
D. 105° Square

x 150°
15°
α = 75° x
β = 60° 90°-15° = 75°
15°
x α
Thus, 45°+15°
15°
= 60° β
α + β = 135° 15°
x
Equilateral
Option (B) x 45° Triangle
Square 150°
AMBQID62
θ
A
Find
A. 105° .M
45°
B. 165° L. θ .P
C. 75° B . C
N 60°
D. 15°
By Alternate Segment Theorem,

A
Angle NMP = 60°
So, Angle NMC = 105° 60° + 45° = 105°
By Alternate Segment Theorem,
Q .M
45°
L.
105°
Angle MQN = 105° .
θ P
Since PMQN is cyclic B . C
N 60°
So, θ = 180° - 105° = 75°
AMBQID63
ΔABC is an equilateral triangle and AB = BD.

B
A. 30°
Find θ D
B. 40° θ
C. 45°
D. 15° A C
ΔABC is an equilateral triangle

Angle B = 60°
Given AB = BD
Angle BAD = BDA = x
B
Since, BC = BD
Angle BAD = BDA = x + θ 60° D
x
For ΔAOB
Ext Angle BOD = x + 60° θ
For ΔCOD O θ+ x
Ext Angle BOD = 2θ + x x
Thus, 2θ + x = x + 60°.
So, θ = 30°
A C
AMBQID64
ΔABC is a Right Isosceles Triangle and BD = BC.
A D >>
A. 22.5°
B. 30° Find θ θ
C. 7.5°
>>
D. 15° B C
A D >>
a a 2 a a a
θ 2 2
x
>>
B a M N C
2
a 2
AMBQID65
Two Quarter Circles inside a Square


A. 1   
2

B. 1   
2
C. 1 
3 

Find
4 2 Red Shaded Area
3  Square Area
D. 1  
4 2
 
R 
2
R  2
r2
Red Shaded Area 4 4

Square Area R2 r
 
 
2
R 
2
R  2
R 2
2 1 R
 4 4
R2
 
  R
2
 1  2 1
4 4
 
 1   3  2 2 
4 4 R

3 
 1  
4 4 2 Diagonal  R  r  R 2
 1  

 Option:B rR  2 1 
2
AMBQID66
The line l passes through
the centroid of triangle ABC
B
A. 6 A 8
2
B. 10 Find l
C. 4 x x
D. 16 C
Take the line l as x-axis and a line m

m as y-axis, which passes through
A and perpendicular to l. Thus, O B
is origin.
Now, A(a, 2), B(b, 8) and C(c, -x). A 8
Since the line l passes through 2
the centroid of triangle ABC,
then
O l
y-coordinate of Centroid = 0, x
(1/3)(2 + 8 - x) = 0
Thus, x = 10 C
AMBQID67
Two Squares Inside Semicircle
Find
A. 28 Radius of Semicircle
B. 34
C. 40 5 3
D. 44
OA  OB  AB
 r 2  25  r 2  9  8
 r 2  25  8  r 2  9
r
 r  25  64  r  9  16 r  9
2 2 2 5 r 3
 16 r 2  9  80 .
 r 9  5
2 A O B
 r 2  9  25 5+3=8
 r 2  34
r 34  Option:B 
AMBQID68
Don’t Use Calculator
 2019   2019 2  1  ?
2
2019
  
 2020 
2
2020
A. 2018, B. 2019, C. 2020, D. 2021

 2019   x  1
2 2
x 1
Let x = 2020, 2019
2020

 2020 
2
  2019   1 
2
x

x 2
   1
x  1
2
Then  1
 1   
x2  2 x  1 2
 x  2x  1  1
 x
2
2019 = x - 1  1
x
2 1
 1    1   2  x 2  2 x  2
 x x x
 1  1   1
 1     x 2  2  2   2  x    1
 x  x   x
2
 1  1 
  1     x   1
 x  x 
1 1
 1  x  1
x x
 x  2020  Option:C 
AMBQID69
Three Quarter Circles Inside Square
14
A. 21
Find
B. 28 R
R+r
C. 35 r
D. 42
R = r + 14 14
So, r = R – 14 and 14
 R  r    r  14    R  14 
2 2 2
14
  2 R  14   R   R  14 
2 2 2
 4 R 2  196  56 R  R 2  R 2  196  28R R

 4 R 2  84 R  0 R
 4 R  R  21  0
 R  21
r
 r  R  14  7
R r
Thus, R + r = 21 + 7 = 28
AMBQID70
One Circle & Two Semi-Circles Inside Square
A. 2
πx /4
Find x
2
B. πx /8 Green
2
C. πx /12 Shaded
D. πx /16 Region
2
Required Shaded Area = Semi-Circle Area = πx2/8

AMBQID71
Semi-Circle in Quarter-Circle
A. 1/2
B. 2/3 Find
C. 3/4 Semi Circle Area
D. 4/5 Quarter Circle Area
 
2
In triangle AOB, r  r 2  R2
2
A
 3r 2  R 2
r2 1
 2 
R 3
r
Thus, R r B
Semi Circle Area
Quarter Circle Area
r 2
1 2 r
r r  2
2
 2  2 2  
1  R  3 O
R 2
4
AMBQID72
If Find (b - a)
(x - a)(x + b)(x - 2)
is divided by A. 1
2
(x - 9), B. 0
the remainder is C. 7/4
(2x + 4) D. 8/5
Since (x - a)(x + b)(x - 2) is divided by (x 2 - 9), and the

remainder is (2x + 4) Then,
 x  a  x  b  x  2    9  x  c    2x  4
 x 2
  x  3 x  3 x  c    2 x  4 
At, x = 3
 3  a  3  b  3  2   0   2  3  4 
 3  b  a   ab  1 ...1
Solving (1) and (2),
At, x = -3
 3  a  3  b  3  2   0   2   3  4  (b - a) = 8/5
 15  b  a   5ab  43 ... 2 
AMBQID73
The
Sum of Real Roots
of the equation
 x 2
 8 x  x 2
 8 x  1 x 2
 8 x  2  x 2
 8 x  3    8x  100   0
... x 2
is…
Comment Your Answer
For Real Roots of x  8 x  k  0, 2
 64  4k  0  k  16
Thus, in the given equation
x 2
 8 x  0  x  8 x  1 x  8 x  2  x  8 x  3 ... x  8 x  16   0
2 2 2 2
17 Factors
has Real Roots.
x 2
 8 x  17  x  8 x  18  x  8 x  19  x  8 x  20  ... x  8 x  100   0
2 2 2 2
has Complex Roots.

Thus, Sum of Real Roots is 8 + 8 + 8 + … to 17 times
= 8 x 17 = 136 (Ans.)
AMBQID74
If x = log51000 and y = log72058, then
A. x < y, B. x = y, C. x > y, D. None

x = log51000 y = log72058
= log5(53 x 8) = log7(73 x 6)
= log5(53) + log5(8) = log7(73) + log7(6)
= 3 log5(5) + log5(8) = 3 log7(7) + log7(6)
= 3 + log5(8) > 3 + log5(5) = 3 + log7(6) < 3 + log7(7)
>3+1 <3+1
>4 <4
Thus, x > 4 Thus, y < 4
Therefore, x > y
AMBQID75
2
If – ax + b = 0 has integers roots
x
such that a + b = 4, then
Find (a - b)
A. 4, B. 3, C. 2, D. 1
Let x2 – ax + b = 0 has ab  4
integers roots α and β.
Then, α + β = a and αβ = b.        4
Given that a + b = 4. Then,   1     4  
4
Since α is an integer,  
then 5 must be divisible by (1 + β). 1 
5  1   
(1 + β) = 1 or 5. Thus, β = 0 or 4.  
So, α = 4 or 0. Then, 1 
a = α + β = 4 and b = αβ = 0
5
Thus, (a - b) = 4 – 0 = 4   1
1 
AMBQID76
The
Hundreds Digit
of
20! – 15!
is…
Comment Your Answer
From 5! to 9!, Last Digit = 0
From 10! to 14!, Last Two Digit = 00
From 15! to 20!, Last Three Digit = 000
Thus, Hundreds Digit of 20! – 15! is 0

AMBQID77
If
2
k = 2019 + 2 2019
Then UNIT Digit of

2
k +2 k
is…
Comment Your Answer
Unit Digit of 20192 = 1 and Unit Digit of 22019 = 8

Unit Digit of k = 2019 2 + 2 2019 is 1 + 8 = 9
Unit Digit of k2 is 92 = 81, means 1
 2020  1   Multiple of 4 
2
k 20192
 2 2019
Remainder of    1 0  1
4 4 4
Unit Digit of k2 + 2 k is 1 + 2 1=1+2=

3
AMBQID78
6
A. 49
B. 36 Find Square
2
C. 40 x x
D. 20 Square
8
2 6
4 2
So, 2 2
4 20
20 2
2
x = 6 2 + 2 2
Square
6
= 36 + 4 x
= 40 Square
8
AMBQID79
If
x is Real Number
Then Minimum Value of
(x + 5)(x + 6)(x + 7)(x + 8) + 2020
is…
Comment Your Answer
The product of 4 consecutive numbers plus 1 is a perfect square.

 x  5 x  6  x  7  x  8  2020
  x  5  x  8  x  6  x  7   2020
  x  13x  40  x  13x  42   2020
2 2
 
 x 2
 13 x  40 x 2

  13x  42   1  2019
  x  13x  41  2019
2 2
  Min Value of a Square  0   2019
Min Value of (x + 5)(x + 6)(x + 7)(x + 8) + 2020 is 2019

AMBQID80
Find A
A. 2 sec(A + B)
B. -2 √172 12
C. 3
D. -1 B
14
C
sec  A  B   sec 180  C 

A
  sec C

1 √172 12
cos C
2ab
 2 2 2
a b c
2 12 14 B C

144  196  172 14
 2
AMBQID81
If a×b×c = 1 Then
A. 2 The Value of
B. 4 a+1 b+1 c+1
+ +
C. 3 ab + a + 1 bc + b + 1 ca + c + 1
D. 1 is
a 1 b 1 c 1
If a×b×c = 1 Then the Value of  
ab  a  1 bc  b  1 ca  c  1
a 1 a  b  1 c 1
  
ab  a  1 abc  ab  a ca  c  1
1
1
is a 1 ab  a ab  1
    abc  1  c  
ab  a  1 1  ab  a 1

1
1  ab 
b ab
a 1 ab  a 1  ab
  
ab  a  1 ab  a  1 ab  a  1
a  1  ab  a  1  ab

ab  a  1
2  ab  a  1

ab  a  1
 2
AMBQID82
If p(x) = 2x5 – 43x4+ –98x3 2

61x +
80x – 90
is divided by (x – 19), then
Find Remainder
A. –14, B. –10, C. 7, D. 4
If p(x) = 2x5 – 43x4 + 98x3 – 61x2 + 80x – 90 is divided by

(x – 19), then the required remainder is
p 19   2 19   43 19   98 19   6119   80 19   90

5 4 3 2
 2 19   38 19   5 19   95 19   3 19   57 19   4 19   76 19   4 19   90

5 4 4 3 3 2 2
 2 19    2 19 19   5 19    5 19 19   3 19    3 19 19   4 19    4 19 19   4 19   90
5 4 4 3 3 2 2
 2 19   2 19   5 19   5 19   3 19   3 19   4 19   4 19   76  90

5 5 4 4 3 3 2 2
 76  90
 14
AMBQID83
A >> B
M. 8 Find
6
150° Area(ABCD)
D >> C
A. 12, B. 24, C. 36, D. 48

Area(ABCD) = Area(MDC) + Area(MABC)

= Area(MAP) + Area(MABC)
=Area(PBC)
= (1/2)x PC x BC x sin150° = (1/2)x12x8x(1/2) = 24
P A >> B
6
Extend CM and BA to P M. 8
6
By using ASA, 150°
∆MAP congruence to ∆MDC
So, MP = MC = 6 D >> C
AMBQID84
.
. Find
x° x°
. 18°
92°
. .
A. 70, B. 40, C. 53, D. 38
. 18°
. 70° / 2 = 35°
x°
. 18°
92°
.
180° - (92° + 18°)
.
= 70°
Thus, x° = 18° + 35° = 53°

AMBQID85
y°
x° Find
|x – y|
60°
A. 90, B. 30, C. 60, D. 0

y° = 90° – 30° = 60°

30°
30° 30° 30°
30°
x° |x – y|
= |30 – 60|
60° x° = 30° = 30
AMBQID86
If tan 37° = 3/4, then

Find
tanθ
37° θ
A. 2/3, B. 3/4, C. 1/5, D. 3/2
By ASA, ∆EBA ≅ ∆EDC

By CPCT, AB = DC D
C
Now,
EB 3
tan 37    EB  3k , AB  4k  DC ,
AB 4
so, BD  2 AB  6k
E
Now,
DC 4k 2
tan    
BD 6k 3
A 37°
B
θ
AMBQID87
A polynomial of 2
A. 7x – 5x + 1,
least degree with 3
rational coefficients,B. 8x – 6x + 1,
C. 5x 4 – 8x + 1,
whose one root as
D. 4x 6 – 6x 4 + 1
sin10°, is
Let x = sin10°.
3
Since sin3A = 3sinA – 4sin A
Put A = 10°, Then
3
sin30° = 3sin10° – 4sin 10°
3 3
1/2 = 3x – 4x , or 8x – 6x + 1 = 0
So Required Polynomial is
3
8x – 6x + 1
AMBQID88
A
If CN = AN = 2BN , then
Find M
CM
AM
C N B
A. 2, B. 3, C. 4, D. 5
If CN = AN = 2BN = k , then CN = k,
AN = k, BN = k/2
So, AC = k 2 , AB = 2 2 k
 k / 2  k  5
A
2
1 1
Now, Area(ABC) =  AN  BC   CM  AB
2 2
3k k
 k   CM  5
2 2
 CM 
3k k 2 k M
Now, 5
k
AM = AC  CM 
2 2
5
Thus, CM 3k 5
AM
 
5 k
 3 C k N k/2 B
AMBQID89
Square
1
Find
Area of Square
A. 12, B. 16, C. 18, D. 25

Let radius of circle = r, then

 2r  1 
2
    
2 2
  r 1 r
 2 
 2r  1 
2
    
2 2
 r r 1
 2  r
 2r  1 
2

 2 
   2r  1
. (r-1) 1

2r  1
1
r O
4
(2r-1)/2
r
5
2
r
So, side of square = 2r – 1 = 4,
Thus, Area of square = 16.
(2r-1)
AMBQID90
A. 090° x°
B. 180° Find
y°
x° + y° + z°
C. 270°
z°
D. 360°
b° + z°
x°
a° + z°
b°
z°
x   a  z    b  z    180 a°
x   a  b  z   z  180 y°
z°
x  y  z  180
AMBQID91
All quadrilaterals are Squares given .
with their areas. 16
Find Area of CIRCLE . .
A. 169π 25
B. 196π 100 .
C. 194π
D. 185π .
The given conditions in the question AMBQID91 is WRONG.
SORRY for this ERROR

AMBQID92
If a, b, c are the zeroes of the

3
polynomials p(x) = x + 4, then
Find the value of
 1 1 
k  3  2  2 c
 a  a 1 b  b 1 
A. 0, B. 2, C. -3, D. -5
If a, b, c are the zeroes  1 1 

k  3  2  2 c
of the polynomials  a  a 1 b  b 1
p(x) = x3 + 4,  a 1 b 1 
 3   c
Then   a  1  a  a  1  b  1  b  b  1 
2 2
 
a  4  0  a  1  3
3 3
 a 1 b 1 
 3  3  3 c
b  4  0  b  1  3
3 3  a 1 b 1 
 a 1 b 1 
And,  3   c
 3 3 
abc  0  abc2
 02
 2
AMBQID93
If the polynomial
p(x) = (x5 - 6x +7)2019 - (x5 - 6x +9)2020 + 5x5 - 30x +50
is divided by
5
x - 6x +8
Then, Find the Remainder
A. 0, B. 8, C. -6, D. -7
Let x5 - 6x +8 = y, Then
5
p(x) = (x - 6x +7) 2019 5
- (x - 6x +9)2020 5
+ 5x - 30x +50
= (x5 - 6x +7)2019 - (x5 - 6x +9)2020 + 5(x5 - 6x +10)
= (y - 1)2019 - (y + 1)2020 + 5(y + 2)
Now, put y = 0, Thus, Required Remainder is

= (0 - 1)2019 - (0 + 1)2020 + 5(0 + 2) = 8
AMBQID94
Two Equal Rectangles & One Triangle have same area 12
A
12 12
AB = ?
12
B
A. 10, B. 12, C. 25, D. 15
For Rectangles, lb  12 A
b
For Triangle, 1
 l   l  b   12
2
 l 2  lb  24
(l-b)
 l  12  24
2
l 12 12
 l  36
2
l 6
12
b 2
12 b
l
For AB, B
b l
AB  l   l  b   6   6  2   10
2 2 2 2
AMBQID95
If
2 Find
x +x=1 x 8
5
x 1
Then
A. 1, B. 3, C. 5, D. 7
x2  x  1 From 1
... 1 x  1  x  Thus,

4 2
 x  1 x
2
x5  8 5 x  3  8
 x3  x  x 2 ...  2   x  1 2x  x 
4 2
x 1 x 1
 x5  x  2 x 2  x3
5x  5
 x5  x  2 1  x    x  x 2  
x 1
 x5  x  2  2 x  x  x 2 5  x  1

 x5  4 x  2  x 2 x 1
 x5  4 x  2  1  x   5
 x5  4 x  2  1  x
 x5  5 x  3
AMBQID96
Both are Semi-Circle. Find x

A. 6
B. 9 45°
.
C. 8
D. 7 . . . . . .
4 2 x
Solution of AMBQID96 – First Method
By Angle Sum Property in Triangle,
a° + b° = 45 45°
b° . a°
A
So, Triangle ABC is 2+y

3 45+b
Right Triangle 45+a
. . .
B
. .
C
.
4 2 x
3 y 2+y
By Pythagoras Theorem,
 3   2  y   3  y   y  2
2 2 2
Thus, x = 2 + 2y = 6
Solution of AMBQID96 – Second Method
For Triangle ABC,
AP is internal angle bisector
So, AB BP

AC CP
AB 4
A
. 45°
  45°
AC 2 45° 45°

AB 2

AC 1 B
. .
P
.
C
.
Q
For Triangle ABC, 4 2 x
AQ is external angle bisector
So, AB  BQ Thus,
AB 6  x 2
AC CQ
  x 6
AB 6  x AC x 1
 
AC x
AMBQID97
θ
b
Find a
2sin θ - 1
2
.
A. a/b, B. b/a, C. (a + b)/2, D. (a-b)/b

In Triangle ABC,
r
sin   …(1) E
a θ
In Triangle CDE, b
ab
A
sin   …(2) θ a
2r
θ .B (90°-θ)
From (1) x (2), D r r C
r ab b
sin   
2
 2sin   1 
2
a 2r a
AMBQID98
A(ap2, 2ap)
A. 2
(aq , 2aq)
2
B. (ap , 2ap) .O
2
C. (ar , 2ar)
D. (apqr, 2pqr) B C
(aq2, 2aq) (ar2, 2ar)
Find ORTHOCENTRE of ∆OBC

From the figure,

A(ap2, 2ap)
O is the Orthocentre of ∆ABC

&
.O
A is the Orthocentre of ∆OBC
B C
(aq2, 2aq) (ar2, 2ar)
Thus, ORTHOCENTRE of ∆OBC is (ap2, 2ap)

AMBQID99
In a polygon with 18 sides, three of its vertices adjacent
to each other do not send any diagonals. Then, the
number of diagonals in the polygon is
A. 90, B. 91, C. 92, D. 93

In a polygon with 18 sides, three of its vertices adjacent

to each other do not send any diagonals. Then,
Number of lines by 15 vertices is 15C2 = 105.
In these 105 lines, there are 15 – 1 = 14 sides of the

polygon.
Thus, Required Number of Diagonals = 105 – 14 = 91.

AMBQID100
45°
A. 1/5
θ
B. 2/3
C. 3/4
D. 3/5 Find sin θ
2
45° r
 r 2 
sin   
2
 θ
 r 3  r r
r r 3
2 45°

3 45° 45°
r 2

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AMBQID1

In a unit circle, find the

Using Mid Point Theorem,

Take a point M on BC such that AD = MD.

By SAS, ∆ABM ≅ ∆ADC.

In triangle PQR, I (Incenter), P

Since I, O, C are on a CIRCLE, So, Q R

then find the value of xy.

[A] 2, [B] 3, [C] 4, [D] 5

(120° - x°) + 90° + (120° - y°) = 180°

(x° + y°) = 150°

Perimeter of Rectangle = Area of Rectangle

If CD = 32 and shaded area is k Then, find k

Required Shaded Area is 16 16

In 10 Sided Regular Polygon,

Since 10θ = 360° x°

135° = 22.5° + 60° + x°

Red Shaded Area = Blue Shaded Area.

Circle Area = Square Area.

Then, find the value of x

If Red Area = Green Area = Blue Area,

   6  6  sin 70  7  18sin 70 A E

GREEN Area = Sector (OABCDEO) – Segment(BCD) – Triangle(OAE) = 4π

Required Yellow Area B

If ‘a’ is the one of the roots of

Since ‘a’ is the one of a 3  a 2  2a  3    a 4  a 2 

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x  180  65  115

In ΔABC, PQ || MN such that AP:PB = 5:3 and

In Right Triangle ABC, A is right angle and

Shaded Area = 2.5 sq. units

ABCD is a rectangle. If PC = 8 units

Equating these PB2, B O C

Sum of All Angles in 3 × 3 Square

In ΔABC, let the largest perfect square angle is C.

Using VIVIANI’s Theorem, we have A

T4  288  287  286  285  285  23  22  2  1  285

Find Green Shaded Area

18  22    40  30  20  35  15

If a, b, c are the three factors

Let a = (x - p), b = (x - q), c = (x - r) are the three factors of

Find the value of

A. 2019; B. 2018; C. 2017; D. 2016

1  2015 1  2016 1  2017 1  2018  2020

Thus, x° = 50° + 90° = 140°.

Given AM = MN = BN = NC, A = 90°, Join AN.

A. 60° Correct Answer

Join CF. ABCF and CDEF are cyclic quadrilaterals.

A. 10° Correct Answer

Two Quadrant Circles are inside a Square.

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Since the polynomial p(x) = axd + bxc + cxb + exa-9 is complete

Since the two quadrilaterals are

Let x = 2019, Then Now, x4  x2  1  x4  2 x2  1  x2 

A. 0 is divided by 37, then

 x  8 x  10  x  12 ... x  96  x  98 x  100   0

1st Method 2nd Method

If x is a real number such that

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By Alternate Segment Theorem,

ΔABC is an equilateral triangle and AB = BD.

ΔABC is an equilateral triangle

Two Quarter Circles inside a Square