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Cumulative assignment - 1 D C
P
1. In a trapezium ABCD, AB is parallel
to CD. BD is perpendicular to AD. AC A B
is perpendicular to BC. If AD = BC = O
15 cm and AB = 25 cm, then the area
of the trapezium is
A) 192 cm2 B) 232 cm2
C)172 cm 2
D) none of these 22 7
A) B)
2. In the adjoining figure AT and BT are 7 22
the to two tangents at A and B
respectively CD is also a trangent at 7
C) D) can't be determined
P. Ther e are some m ore circles 12
touching each other and the tangents 5. ABCD is a rectangle of dimensions
AT and BT also. Which one of the 6cm × 8cm. DE and BF are t he
following is true? perpendiculars drawn on the diagonal
A of the rectangle. Then the ratio of the
C shaded to that of unshaded region is
E
G D C
I
P
Q R S
T
F H J
B D
E
A) PC + CT = PD + DT
B) RG + GT = RH + HT
A B
C) PC + QE = CE
D) all of these A) 7 : 3 B) 16 : 9
3. In the adjoining figure 'O' is the centre
C) 4 : 3 2 D) data insufficient
of the circle AOD = 120o . If the radius
of the circle is 'r', then the sum of the 6.  ABC is an isosceles triangle in
areas of quadrilateral AODP and OBQC which AB = AC and  A  = 2  B  , AB
is = 4 cm. Then the ratio of inradius to
the circumradius is
A C
o
A
90o 90
P Q
R O S

D B

3 2 C
A) r B) 3 3r2 B
2

C) 3r 2 D) none of these A) 1 : 2 B)  2  1 :1

4. In the adjoining figure 'O' is the centre
of the circle and AB is the diameter.

C) 1: 2 2  1  D) none of these
Tangent PQ touches the circle at D. 7. The semiperimeter of a right angled
BDQ = 48 . Then 0
the ratio of triangle is 126 cm and the shortest median
is 53 cm. Then the area of a triangle which
DBA : DCB is has the largest median as its longest side is
A) 1560 cm2 B) 1260 cm2

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C) 1060 cm 2
D) none of these
A
8. In a right angled triangle ABC, B is
right angle, side AB is half of the O
hypotenuse. AE is parallel to median B D
BD and CE is parallell to BA. Then the
ratio of length of BC to that of EC is T
C
A) 2 :1 B) 3 :2 A) 27 cm B) 30 cm
C) 25 cm D) 31 cm
C) 5: 3 D) none of these
9. In the adjoining figure 'O' is the
12. In the following figure there is a
centre of the circle and PQ, PR and
semicircle with centre 'O' and diameter
ST are t he t hr ee
AB (= 2r). PQRS is a square of maximum
tangents. QPR = 50o , then the value possible area. P and Q lie on the diameter
of SOT is AB and R, S lie on the arc of the
semicircle, there are two more squares
Q of maximum possible area EFGP and
S CDQH. Then the sum of lengths of RC
and FS is
O M
50 o P S R
R T D C
F E
A) 30 o
B) 75o
C) 65 o
D)can't be determined
10. In the adjoining figure O is the
AG P O Q HB
centre of the circle with radius'r'.
AB, CD and EF are the diameters of 2 2 2r
the circle. OAF = OCB = 60 o . Then
A)  2r  B)
5 5
the area of the shaded region is
2
D E C) r D) none of these
5

A B
60o
O 60o
Cumulative assignment - 2
F C
1. A circle is circumscribed by the
r2  3 3 r2  3 3 Rhombus which is in turn is made up
A)     B)    
2 2  2 4  by joining the midpoints of a rectangle
whose sides, 12 cm and 16cm
r2  2 3 respectively. Then the area of the circle
C) 3    3  D) data is
 
insufficient
625 676
11. In the given diagram CT is tangent at C, A)  B) 
26 25

making an angle of with CD. O is the 576
4 C)  D)can't be ditermined
centre of the circle. CD = 10 cm. Then 25
the perimeter of the shaded
2. In the given figure ADEC is a cyclic
region  Δ AOC  approximately is quadrilateral, CE and AD are extended to
meet at B. CAD = 60o and CBA = 30o .
BD = 6 cm and CE = 5 3 cm, then the
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 
C) 2 1  3 : 2  3 : 2 
E D) 2 1  3  : 2 3: 3

5. In the given figure, P and Q are the

60o 30o mid-points of AC and AB. Also, PG =
A B GR and HQ = HR. Then the ratio of
D
3 4 area of PQR : area of ABC is
A) B) C
4 5 R
2 3 G
C) D) can't be determined
5 P H
3. ABCD is a square, in which a circle is
inscribed touching all the sides of
A B
square. In the four corners of square 4 Q
smaller circles of equal radii are drawn, 1 2
containing maximum possible area. A) B)
Then the ratio of the area of larger 2 3
circle to that of sum of the areas of 3
four smaller circles is C) D) none of the above
5
D C 6. In a triangle ABC, AD is the angle
bisector of BAC and BAD = 60 o .
Then the length of AD is
A

A B

A) 1:(68 – 48 2 ) B) 1 : 17 2 c
b
C) 3 : (34 – 12 2 ) D) none of these
4. In the adjoining figure three congruent D
circles are touching each other. B a C
Triangle ABC circumscribes all the bc bc
three circles. Triangle PQR is formed A) B)
by joinign the centres of the circles. bc bc
b  c
2
There is a third triangle DEF. Points A,
D, P and B, E, Q and C, F, R lie in the C) b2  c 2 D)
bc
same straight lines respectively. Then
the ratio of perimeters of 7. In a triangle ABC, A   ,
ΔABC : ΔDEF : ΔPQR is BA = a, AC = b on the side AC and AB,
C
points M and N are taken, M being the
midpoint of AC. Then the length of the
F
line segment MN. If the area of the
R
1
triangle AMN is of the area of the
3
P
triangle ABC is
Q
D E
A B
4a 2 b2 2ab
A)   cos 
A) 3 2 : 2 2 :1 9 4 3

 
B) 3 4  3 : 2  3 : 3  B)
4a 2 b2 2ab
  cos 
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A
4a 2 b2 2ab
C)   cos 
9 4 3 D

D) none of these
8. The diagram shows if equal circles O
inscribed in equilateral triangle ABC. The
circles touch externally among them E

selves and also touch the sides of the B C

triangle. If the radius of each circle is R,

area of the triangle is A) 4 untis B)  2 units
C) 2 3 units D) none of these
A
12. In a triangle ABC, let C1 be any point on
the side AB other than A and B. Join
CC1. The line passing through A and
parallel to CC1 intersects, the line BC
extended at A1. The line passing through
B and parallel to CC1 intersects, the in
line AC extended at B1. The lengths AA1,
B C BB1, CC1 are given to be p, q, r units
respectively. Then which of the following
is true

A) 6   3 R  B) 9R2
pq pq
A) r  B) r 
C) R 12  7 3
2
  D) R 2
 96 3  pq 4

9. AB is the hypotenuse in the right angled pq

C) r  D) none of these
triangle ABC. N is the point inside the 2
triangle which divides the triangle in three
equal parts  ABN, CAN, BCN  .Then
the distance between the circumcentre Cumulative assignment - 3
of this triangle from this point N is

AB AB 1. In the figure (not drawn to scale)given

A) B) below, P is a point on AB such that
4 6 AP : PB = 4 : 3, PQ is parallel to AC and
AB AB QD is parallel to CP. In
C) D)
3 8 ARC, ARC = 90 o
and in
10. ABCD is a parallelogram in which PQS, PSQ = 90o . The length of QS is
D = 120o. The bisector of D bisects the 6 cm, then the ratio of AP : PD is
side AB. If the length of the bisector is A) 10 : 3 B) 2 : 1
5cm, then the perimeter of the C) 7 : 3 D) 8 : 3
parallegram is
2. Given two concentric circles of radii
A) 36 cm B) 30 cm R and r. From a point P on the
C) 24 cm D) none of these smaller circle, a straight line is
11. For the equilateral triangle ABC, D drawn to intersect the larger circle
and E are midpoints of AO and OB, at B and C. The perpendicular to BC
and DE = 3 units. The circumference at P intersects the smaller circle at
of the circle is equal to A. Then PA 2 + PB2 + PC2 = 2(R2 + r2)
A) R2 + r2 B)2(r2 + R2)
C)R2 – r2 D) none of these

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3. ABC is a triangle. AD, BE and CF are C) 16 cm D) none of these

the altitudes from the vertices A, B 7.
and C respectively. Show that the
Δ'ls DEC, DBF and AEF are similar.
4. A ladder 130 feet long is leaning on a
wall. The distance of the foot of the
ladder from the foot of the wall is
120 feet. If the ladder is lifted up
wards such the height of the point
where the ladder touches the wall
above the ground increases by 70
feet, then the decrease in horizontal
distance of the foot of the ladder from
the foot of the the wall is
A) 70 B) 60
C) 50 D) 90
5. In the figure ABCD is a square of side
2 cm and four semicircles are drawn 8.
taking each of the sides of the square
as diameters. Then area of the shaded
region is (in sq. cm).
A B
In the given figure, PQR is a triangle and
S is a point on QR such that the line PS
divides QR in the ratio 2 : 1. The bisectors
of angles PSQ and PSR meet PQ and PR at
T and U respectively. If PU = 128 cm, UR =
16 cm, and PQ = 100 cm, then PT is
P
128
100
T U
16
Q 2 S 1 R
A) 80 cm B) 90 cm
C) 100 cm D) 112 cm
In the given figure, AD is the angular
bisector of BAC. BC is a tangent to
the circle at D. E and F are the points on
AC such that DE and BF are parallel. G,
which lies on BF, is the midpoint of AD.
If AH and AI are the tangents to the
circle and AC = 6 cm, then the length of
EC is

A
O

F
D C G E

1 
A) 4   B) 16 – 2 B C
2 2 D
C) 8 – 2 D) none of these H I
6. In the below figure, BAC = ADC . If
AB= 15 cm, AD = 20 cm, then CD is
(Similar triangles)
A) 3 cm B) 2 cm
A
C) 2.5 cm D) 2.33 cm
9. ABC is a triangle. O is a point inside
the triangle. The bisectors of
AOB, BOC and AOC intersect the
sides AB, BC and AC at D,E and F
B C D respectively. If the points D and F
divides the sides AB and AC of the
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triangle in the ratio 2 : 3.
If EC = 10 cm. Then the length of BC is additional reading material
A) 25 cm B) 16.66 cm
C) 20 cm D) 21.33 cm 1. The vertices of a right angled triangle
are on a circle of radius R and the sides
10. In the given figue, PQRS is a of the triangle are tangent to another
parallelogram. If T is the midpoint of
circle of radius r. If the lengths of the
RQ and the line ST when extended
sides about the right angle are 16 and
meets PQ at U. Then the ratio of
30. Then the value of R + r is
lengths of PQ and QU is
A) 33 B) 23
P Q C) 43 D) 13
U
2. Pentagon ABCDE has side CD  AB and has
side BC parallel to side EA. Also the
T lengths of sides AB, BC, CD, DE and EA
are 26, 45, 13, 15 and 41 units
respectively. Then the area of pentagon
S R ABCDE is
A) 1 : 1 B) 1 : 2 A) 996 Sq. units B) 1556 Sq. units
C) 1 : 3 D) 1 : 4 C) 1896 Sq. units D) 1056 Sq. units
11. If BC passes through the centre of
3. Let  ABC be equilateral and let D, E,
the circle, t hen the area of the
shaded region in the given figure is F be points on sides BC, CA, AB
respectively with FA = 9, AE = EC =
6, CD = 4. Then  DEF is
B
A) 45o B) 60o
a
O C) 90 o
D) 15o
a
4. An equilateral triangle is circumscribed,
A C
and a square is inscribed in a circle of
radius ‘r’. The area of the triangle is T and
the area of the square is S. Then T/S
a2 2  
A) 3   B) a   1
2 2  3 3 2
A) B)
a2   2 3 3

C) 2a 2    1 D)   1
2 2  3 3 1
C) D)
5 3 3
12. A circle is inscribed in a triangle whose 5. ABCD is a trapezium with AB and CD
sides are 40, 40 and 48 cm respectively. as par allel si des. The diagonals
A smaller circle is touching two equal intersect at O . The area of t he
sides of the triangle and to the first triangle ABO is p and that of the
circle. Then the radius of smaller circle triangle CDO is q. Then the area of
is the trapezium is
A) 1 B) 2 A) p q B) p q
C) 3 D) 4
   
2 2
C) p q D) p q

6. In every cyclic quadrilateral ABCD

with AB  CD . Then which of the
following is true

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A) AD = BC, AC  BD 10. AB is a line 48 cm in length and C is
B) AD  BC, AC  BD its middle point. On AB, AC, CB
semicircles are described. Then the
C) AD  BC, AC = BD
radius of the circle inscribed in the
D) AD = BC, AC = BD
space enclosed by three semicircles.
7. In the triangle ABC, the altitude, angle
A) 7cm B) 8cm
bisector and median from C divide the
angle C into four equal angles. Then C) 9cm D) 6cm
the angles of the triangle are 11. The radius of the incircle of a triangle
A) 67.5o, 22.5o,90o B) 62.5o, 27.5o,90o is 24cm, and the segments into which
C) 60.5 , 29.5 90
o o, o
D)none of these one side is divided by the point of contact
8. If the radius of each circle is 1cm, are 36cm and 48cm. Then the lengths
then the area of the shaded region is of the other two sides of the triangle
are
A) 90cm, 78cm B) 84cm, 64cm
C) 80cm, 20cm D) 24cm, 80cm
12. In a right triangle ABC right-angled at
A B
A, the radius of the inscribed circle is
2cm. Further, the radius of the ex-
circle touching the side BC and also
the sides AB and AC produced is 15cm.
C Then the sides a, b, c of the triangle
are
A) 5, 12, 13 B) 13, 14, 15
 C) 3, 4, 5 D) None of these
A) 2  B) 3
3 13. Two circles S1 and S2 with centres O
and O ' lie in the plane such that S2 is

C) 3 D) None of these entirely contained in S1. Let AB be a
2
diameter of S 1 passing through O '
9. ABCD is a circle and circles are drawn meeting S2 in C and D. Further EF is
with AO, CO, DO and OB as diameters. a chord of the circle S1 parallel to AB
E and intersecting the circle S2 in G and
Areas E and F are shaded, then is H. Prove that AB2 + GH2 = EF2 + CD2.
F
equal to 14. In a  ABC , the incircle touches the sides
BC, CA and AB respectively at D, E, F
1 respectively. If the radius of the incircle is
A) 1 B)
2 4 units. Also BD, CE and AF are
consecutive integers. Then the sides of
  the  ABC are
C) D)
2 4
A) 13, 14, 15 B) 16, 15, 14
C) 12, 13, 14 D) None of these
C 15. OPQ is a quadrant of a circle and
semicircles are drawn on OP and OQ.
E F F E
Shaded areas are a and b in the given
G F F G figure. Then the relation between a
A D and b is
G F F G
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Q 47 
A) 23 B)
2
b
49
C) 24 D)
2
a
22. Circles with centres A, B and C are
O P exteriorly tangent to one another. The
radius of the circle centred at A is 3
A) a = 2b B) a = b and that of the circle centred at B is
C) a = 3b D) a  b 23. If the triangle ABC, cos A = 11/16,
16.  ABC is an isosceles triangle. XY is then cos B is
drawn  to the base cutting the sides in 16 8
X and Y, show that B, C, X, Y lies on a A) B)
11 7
circle.
17. The chord of the larger of two 7 11
C) D)
concentric circles is tangent to the 8 16
smaller circle and has length a. Then 24. A circle with centre ‘O’ is tangent to
the area of the annulus is the coordinate axes. AB = 1. Then the
radius of circle from the given
a 2
A) a 2 B) diagram.
2
Y
a 2 a 2
C) D)
4 3
18. A point A is taken out side a circle M O
of radius R. Two secants are drawn
C
from this point. One passes through P
the centre, the other at a distance
of R/2 from the centre. Find the
A X
area of the circular region enclosed B L
between the two secants.
19. A and B are two points on a circle A) 3  3 B) 3 2 C )
with centre O and C lies outside the
circle on ray AB. Given that AB = 3 3 32
D)
24cm, BC = 28cm, OA = 15cm. Find 2 2
OC. 25. Given the sides of a triangle (a, b and
20. If AB, AC, PQ are tangents in the figure c). Prove that the median ma drawn
and AB = 5cm, then the perimeter of to the side a can be computed by the
 APQ is 1
formula ma = 2b2 + 2c2 - a2 .
A) 10cm B) 15cm 2
C) 20cm D) None of these

21. In the figure AB & CD are diameters

of the circle with centre O, AB  CD

and chord DF intersect AB at E. If DE

= 6 & EF = 2, then the area of the circle
is

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