1. The document provides 9 multiple choice questions about calculating areas of triangles. The questions involve finding the area given side lengths, finding maximum area when one side varies, and finding ratios of areas of related shapes.
2. Diagrams are provided with each question to illustrate the geometric figures and relationships between sides and angles.
3. Formulas and properties of triangles like angle bisectors are needed to calculate missing lengths and areas in some questions.
1. The document provides 9 multiple choice questions about calculating areas of triangles. The questions involve finding the area given side lengths, finding maximum area when one side varies, and finding ratios of areas of related shapes.
2. Diagrams are provided with each question to illustrate the geometric figures and relationships between sides and angles.
3. Formulas and properties of triangles like angle bisectors are needed to calculate missing lengths and areas in some questions.
1. The document provides 9 multiple choice questions about calculating areas of triangles. The questions involve finding the area given side lengths, finding maximum area when one side varies, and finding ratios of areas of related shapes.
2. Diagrams are provided with each question to illustrate the geometric figures and relationships between sides and angles.
3. Formulas and properties of triangles like angle bisectors are needed to calculate missing lengths and areas in some questions.
1. The document provides 9 multiple choice questions about calculating areas of triangles. The questions involve finding the area given side lengths, finding maximum area when one side varies, and finding ratios of areas of related shapes.
2. Diagrams are provided with each question to illustrate the geometric figures and relationships between sides and angles.
3. Formulas and properties of triangles like angle bisectors are needed to calculate missing lengths and areas in some questions.
1. In the given figure, find the area of ABC ? [A] 15 cm [B] 17 cm [C] 18.79 cm [D] 23.16 cm ABC 5. If three sides of a triangle are 6cm, 10cm and y cm, for A what value of y, area of triangle is maximum ? y y 30º 4 5 [A] 12.02 cm [B] 8 cm [C] 11.66 cm [D] 8.99 cm 6. For what value of x, area of triangle is maximum, If three sides of a triangle are x cm, 5 cm and 7 cm ? B C x x [A] 5 [B] 10 [C] 15 [D] 20 2. In the given figure, find the area of ABC ? [A] 5.12 cm [B] 7.69 cm ABC [C] 8.79 cm [D] 8.60 cm 7. If three sides of a triangle are 12 cm, xcm and 13 A cm, for what value of x, area of triangle is maximum? 45º x x 8 5 [A] 5 cm [B] 17.69 cm [C] 18.79 cm [D] 23.16 cm 8. In triangle ABC, A = 60º, AB = 3 cm and AC = B C 4 cm. Find the value of AD. If AD is an angle [A] 10 2 [B] 15 2 [C] 20 2 [D] 25 2 bisector.. 3. In the given figure, find the area of ABC ? ABC A = 60º, AB = 3 AC = 4 AD ABC AD
A 12 3 12 5 12 11 12 7 [A] [B] [C] [D] 7 7 7 7 60º 9. In a PQR, PQR = 90º, S is a point on side PR 6 3 such that PQS = 45º. If PQ = 16 cm and QR = 15 cm, then find the length of QS ?. PQR PQR = 90º PR S PQS = 45º PQ = 16 QR = 15 B C QS 9 3 10 3 11 3 12 3 [A] [B] [C] [D] 240 2 120 10 2 2 2 2 [A] [B] 31 23 8 3 4. If three sides of a trianlge are 8 cm, 17 cm and x cm, for what value of x, are of triangle is maximum? 120 7 120 11 x [C] [D] 23 8 3 23 8 3
1 10. In a ABC, AB = 8 cm, AC = 12cm, AD is the angle 14. In the given figure AD : BD = 1 : 2, AE : EC = 3 : 4, bisector of BAC. Given that BAC = 60º. What is Area of triangle ADE the length of AD Area of triangle ABC = ? ABC AB = 8cm. AC=12cm, AD BAC BAC=60º AD A
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24 3 24 3 24 3 24 3 [A] [B] [C] [D] D E 5 7 11 13 11. Area of ADE : Area of ABC = ? 2 4 ADE ABC =? B C A [A] 1 : 9 [B] 1 : 8 [C] 1 : 6 [D] 1 : 7 2 4 18. In the given figure, Triangle PQR. S and T are two points on side PQ and PR respectively such that PS D 8 9 : SQ = 3 : 4 and PT : TR = 6 : 5 if Area of STQR = E 177 cm² Then find the area of PQR? 6 5 PQR S PQ PR B C PS : SQ = 3 : 4 PT : TR = 6 : 5 [A] 1 : 9 [B] 1 : 8 [C] 1 : 6 [D] 1 : 7 STQR PQR 12. Area of triangle ADE : Area of BCED = ? P ADE BCED =? A
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D T E 6 5 Q R B C [A] 198 [B] 231 [C] 190 [D] 264 [A] 1 : 9 [B] 1 : 8 [C] 1 : 6 [D] 1 : 7
