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This document provides formulas and examples for calculating areas of 2D shapes using the mensuration method. It includes formulas for calculating the areas of triangles, rectangles, parallelograms, trapezoids, circles, sectors and composite shapes. It also provides examples of using similar triangles to find unknown areas and examples involving adjacent triangles with common bases or heights.

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Revision on Junior Form Mensuration 2D 1) a) 填補法 b) 切割法 2) Formulae

This document provides formulas and examples for calculating areas of 2D shapes using the mensuration method. It includes formulas for calculating the areas of triangles, rectangles, parallelograms, trapezoids, circles, sectors and composite shapes. It also provides examples of using similar triangles to find unknown areas and examples involving adjacent triangles with common bases or heights.

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1) a) 填補法 b) 切割法
2) Formulae

2(a + b) ab

4a a2

a+b+c bh
2

bh
b+h+d
2

ah
3a
2

a2
2a + d
2

2(a + b) ah

d1 , d 2 : diagonals
4a d1d 2
area =
2

sum of ( a + b) h
four sides 2

2 r  r2

1 2
 r + 2r r
2
= arc length
 = 2 r 
 
r 360  r2 
360
perimeter = 2r +

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Similar figures – Ratio of areas:
2
A1  
= 1
 , where  i are the corresponding lengths, Ai are the corresponding areas
A2  2 

Tricky example: A
It is given that ACD is a triangle. B and E area points
lying on AC and AD respectively.
B E
If BE // CD , then ABE ~ ACD( AAA) .
It is also given that AB : BC = 2 : 3 and area of ABE = 16cm2 .
Find the area of BCDE .

C D
AB 2
=
AC 2 + 3
2
=
5
area of ABE  2 
2

= 
area of ACD  5 
16 4
=
area of ACD 25
area of ACD = 100
area of BCDE = 100 − 16
= 84 cm 2

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*Special) Adjacent triangles with bases on the same horizontal line related to ratios
Case I) A

B C D

If BCD is a straight line such that BC : CD = m : n ,


**then area of ABC : area of ACD = m : n
 by letting BC = mk , CD = nk , common height = h 
 
 area of ABC : area of ACD = mkh : nkh = m : n 
 2 2 

Case II)
A D

B C

If AD // BC (i.e. ABCD is a trapezium) and AD : BC = m : n ,


**then area of ABD : area of BCD = m : n
 by letting AD = mk , BC = nk , common height = h 
 
 area of ABD : area of BCD = mkh : nkh = m : n 
 2 2 

15LQQ9) The radius and the area of a sector are 12cm and 30 cm 2 respectively.
a) Find the angle of the sector.
b) Express the perimeter of the sector in terms of  .

19LQQ3) The length and the breadth of a rectangle are 24 cm and


(13 + r )cm respectively. If the length of a diagonal of the rectangle is
(17 − 3r )cm , find r.

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12MCQ15) In the figure, the area of quadrilateral ABCD =
A. 144cm2 .
B. 160cm2 .
C. 178cm2 .
D. 288 cm 2 .

12MCQ16) In the figure, OAB and OCD are sectors with centre O . If
(

AB = 12 cm , CD = 16 cm and OA = 30cm , then AC =


A. 5cm .
B. 10cm .
C. 20cm .
D. 40cm .

12MCQ17) In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram. E and F are points lying on AB


and CD respectively. AD produced and EF produced meet at G . It is
given that DF : FC = 3: 4 and AD : DG = 1:1 . If the area of DFG is
3cm2 , then the area of the parallelogram ABCD is
A. 12 cm 2 .
B. 14 cm 2 .
C. 18 cm 2 .
D. 21cm 2 .

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12MCQ21) In the figure, AB is a diameter of the circle ABCD . If AB = 12cm and
CD = 6cm , then the area of the shaded region is
A. (12 − 9) cm2 .
B. (12 + 9) cm2 .

C. (12 − 9 3) cm 2 .

D. (12 + 9 3) cm 2 .

13MCQ16) In the figure, the diameter of the semicircle ABC is 3cm . If AC = 2cm ,
find the area of the shaded region correct to the nearest 0.01cm2 .
A. 0.23cm2
B. 0.52 cm 2
C. 0.64 cm 2
D. 1.07 cm2

13MCQ18) In the figure, ABCD is a trapezium with AD // BC and AD : BC = 2 : 3 .


Let E be the mid-point of BC . AC and DE intersect at F . If the
area of CEF is 36 cm 2 , then the area of the trapezium ABCD is
A. 216 cm 2 .
B. 264 cm 2 .
C. 280 cm 2 .
D. 320cm2 .

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14MCQ10) If the angle and the radius of a sector are decreased by x% and 50%
respectively so that its area is decreased by 90% , then x =
A. 20 .
B. 40 .
C. 60 .
D. 80 .

14MCQ15) In the figure, AB = AE and BAE = BCD = CDE = 90 .


If BC = CD = DE = 16cm , then the area of the pentagon ABCDE is
A. 71cm 2 .
B. 128cm2 .
C. 192cm2 .
C. 224 cm 2

14MCQ17) In the figure, B is a point lying on AC such that AB : BC = 3: 2 . It is


given that AE // BD . If the area of BCD and the area of CDE are
4cm2 and 8cm2 respectively, then the area of the trapezium ABDE is
A. 18 cm 2 .
B. 21cm 2 .
C. 27 cm2 .
D. 33cm 2 .

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15MCQ15) In the figure, N is a point lying on AC and E is a point lying on DN. If
DN = 6cm and EN = 5cm , then the area of ABC is
A. 24cm2 .
B. 30 cm 2 .
C. 96 cm 2 .
D. 192cm2 .

15MCQ17) In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram. E is a point lying on CD such


that DE : EC = 2 : 3 . AD produced and BE produced meet at F while
AE produced and BC produced meet at G . If the area of DEF is
8cm2 , then the area of CEG is
A. 12 cm 2 .
B. 18 cm 2 .
C. 20cm2 .
D. 27 cm2 .

15MCQ21) The diameters AC and BD of the circle ABCD intersect at the point E. If
AEB = 90 and AC = 24cm , then the area of AEB is
A. 41cm 2 .
B. 72cm2 .
C. 144cm2 .
D. 288 cm 2 .

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16MCQ19) In the figure, OAB and OCD area sectors with centre O , where
OA = 33cm and OC = 39cm . The area of the shaded region ABDC is
72 cm2 . Which of the following is/are true?
I. The angle of the sector OAB is 60 .
II. The area of the sector OAB is 11 cm2 .
III. The perimeter of the sector OCD is 13 cm .
A. I only
B. II only
C. I and III only
D. II and III only

16MCQ20) In the figure, ABCD , CDEF and EFGH are squares. AG cuts CD
and EF at P and Q respectively. Find the ratio of the area of quadrilateral
DEQP to the area of quadrilateral ABCP .
A. 1: 2
B. 2 : 3
C. 3: 5
D. 4 : 9

17MCQ14) In the figure, D is a point lying on AC such that BD is perpendicular to


AC . It is given that AC = 14cm and BD = 12cm . If the area of ABD
is greater than the area of BCD by 24cm2 , then the perimeter of ABC
is
A. 30cm .
B. 42cm .
C. 54cm .
D. 84cm .

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17MCQ16) In the figure, ABCD and BEDF are parallelograms. E is a point lying of
BC such that BE : EC = 2 : 3 . AC cuts BF and DE at G and H
respectively. If the area of ABG is 135cm2 , then the area of the
quadrilateral DFGH is
A. 60cm2 .
B. 81cm 2 .
C. 90 cm 2 .
D. 144cm2 .

18MCQ16) In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram. E is a point lying on BC such


that BE : EC = 5: 3 . AE and BD intersect at the point F . If the area of
ABF is 120cm2 , then the area of the quadrilateral CDFE is
A. 237 cm 2 .
B. 307 cm 2 .
C. 312cm2 .
D. 429 cm 2 .

18MCQ17) In the figure, O is the centre of the sector OABCD. AD and OC are
perpendicular to each other and intersect at the point E. F is a point lying on
AD such that BF is perpendicular to AD. If AF = 9cm , DF = 39cm and
OE = 18cm , then the area of the sector OBC is
A. 48 cm2 .
B. 75 cm 2 .
C. 96 cm 2 .
D. 150 cm2 .

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19MCQ16) In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram and AEFG is a square. It is given
that BE : EF : FC = 2 : 7 : 3 . BD cuts AE and FG at the points X and
Y respectively. If the area of ABX is 24cm2 , then the area of the
quadrilateral CDYF is
A. 54 cm 2 .
B. 77 cm2 .
C. 81cm 2 .
D. 87 cm 2 .

19MCQ19) In the figure, ABCD is a trapezium with AB // DC and ABD = 90 If


AB = 18cm , BC = 26cm and AD = 30cm , find the area of the trapezium
ABCD.
A. 336cm2
B. 400 cm 2
C. 504cm2
D. 552cm2

20MCQ15) The angle of a sector is decreased by 60% but its radius is increased by
k% . If the arc length of the sector remains unchanged, find the value of k .
A. 40
B. 60
C. 67
D. 150

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20MCQ17) In the figure, P and Q are points lying on OR while U and T are
points lying on OS such that OP = PQ = QR and PU // QT // RS . The
ratio of the area of the trapezium PQTU to the area of the trapezium QRST
is
A. 1: 2 .
B. 2 : 3 .
C. 3: 5 .
D. 4 : 9 .

20MCQ18) In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram. Let E be a point lying on AD such


that AE : ED = 2 : 5 . CB is produced to the point F such that BF = DE .
Denote the point of intersection of AB and EF by G . It is given that BD
and CG intersect at the point H . If the area of AEG is 48cm2 , then the
area of CDH is
A. 98 cm 2
B. 343cm2 .
C. 420 cm 2 .
D. 588cm2 .

21MCQ17) The area of the sector OAB is  cm 2 , where O is the centre of the sector
OAB . If AOB = 90 , which of the following are true?
I. The radius of the sector OAB is 2cm .
II. The perimeter of the sector OAB is  cm .
III. The area of the circle passing through O , A and B is  cm 2 .
A. I and II only
B. I and III only
C. II and III only
D. I, II and III

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Questions Answers Questions Answers Percentages
a) 75 12MCQ15 A 89%
15LQQ9 b) (5 + 24) cm 12MCQ16 B 82%
19LQQ3 r = −3 12MCQ17 B 43%
12MCQ21 D 45%
13MCQ16 B 33%
13MCQ18 C 37%
14MCQ10 C 49%
14MCQ15 C 81%
14MCQ17 D 24%
15MCQ15 C 91%
15MCQ17 D 26%
15MCQ21 B 73%
16MCQ19 A 59%
16MCQ20 C 51%
17MCQ14 B 71%
17MCQ16 D 32%
18MCQ16 A 39%
18MCQ17 B 28%
19MCQ16 D 25%
19MCQ19 A 85%
20MCQ15 D 42%
20MCQ17 C 48%
20MCQ18 B 43%
21MCQ17 B

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