GEOMETRY

nme : �-30 Hns'.> Question Paper : March 2009 (Max. Marks : so

H*·� Please see to Que� Paper March 2008.
Q. t: .Solve. any six sub-questions : (12)
(l)·Supwse points O,· A, B, C, D, E are such that OA - 5 cm, OB = 6 cm, OC ·= 5 cm,
· with centre o.
OD• 4 cil), OE= 5 cm. Out df A, B, C, D, Estate which points lie on same circle.
Wtr(I RadJus of a 'circle is 5 cm. • p
. (II) Draw an lABC of measure 1OOo arid bisect it.
·(i) In the given figure LPOR = 90°
seg QN J; seg PR, PN = 9, NR = 16. Find QN.

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(Iv) If cos 8 ·.s find sin 8.
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(v) Fini! the disla'1C8 .between the points A and B whose co-ordinates are (5, 8) an(j (-3, 2).
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(YI) M>J>Q .- .t.A'3C; AP = 6, AB 15, AQ = 4. Find AC. c, .--..._
(vii) In tl1e glven'figure a langent segm� PA .
touching a circle In A and a secam PBC are shown.
If AP= 12 and BP = 1 · 0; find PC.

(viii) Find total surface area of a cube wl1h sld_e 6' cm. A p

� 2 .: Solve any four sub-questions ; p (12)

(I) In the figure given below, o is the centre of a·
circle, seg PQ is <fiameter, Uoe ACi is a tangent. if
OP= 3·ald m(arc PM) 1200, deter,nine AP: 0

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(II) Find the volume of a cylinder whose radius is 21 cm and height 12 cm. (1t= -)
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(lti) Prol(e that : � 65 - tan2 25 = 1.
(Iv) Side of a rhombus is 1O cm and one of its diagQOals is 12 cm. Find the le, ngth of the other
diagonal.
(v) In the figure given below two circle.s with
cenbes A, Bare touching extflmally and a circle B
with centre C touches both extern;tlly. Suppose C
AB = 6 cm, AC ., 5 cm, BC = 7 cm. Find the
radius of each cjrcle.

(Vil Draw !,he circumcircle of 6KLM such that KL= 6.4 cm, LM = 6.7 cm and LLKM = 65°.
(Do not write contruction)
Q. 3: Solve any four sub-questions : (12)
(I) A circle of radius 2 cm touches a circle of radius 1O cm intemaffy. Det81)1line the length of a
tangent segment drawn through the centre of the larger circle to the smaller circle.
(II) Find the ratio in w�ich the point P = (�. 7) diVides the joint of A = (8, 9) and B = (1, 2)
Int�. Also find K
 (iii) LlA�C - 6PQR, A (6 ABC) = ·16 cm2 and A (6 PQR) = 25 cm2. F'.nd : ,
{Iv) Prove that angles inscribed in the sane arc are congruent.
{v) In ,6ABC, AB2 + AC2 = 122, BC= 1-0, find the length of median on side BC.
{vi) Prove tan 8 x tan (90 - 8) = 1. A

Q. 4 : Solve any three s_ub-qufftiorus : (12)·

{i) In the figure given below the inscribed circle
of b.ABC touches, side A_B at L, side BC
. at M and

sfde AC at N. Prove th�t A (6 ABC)= ; (perimeter

of 6 ABC) x (radius of inscr�d circle.)

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(ii) Prove: If a line parallel to- a side of a triangle intersects other sides in two distinct points then·
the other sides are divided in the ·5:3me raiio by it.
(iiQ The three faces A, B, C of a cuboid in the follow-·
ing figure have surface area 450 cm2, 600 cm2 and
300 cn)2 respectively. Fin� the volume of the cuboid.

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(iv) 6PQR is an equilateral trianQ�, Poiot S is on side QR such that QS =
3 QR..Prove 1!13l
9 PS2= 7 PQ2; (Oo not write contruction)
(v) Draw 6ABC such that lA = 600, LB= 7fY', LC= 500 and radius of its Circumcircle is 3.4 cm.
(Do notwrite contruction)
(vi) In a cyclic quad�teral shqx,- that the sum of the products of the opposite sides is equal
to the products,of the diagonals. '
0..5 : Sotve any threesu�u�stlons : (12)
(i) Construct 6PQR such that PQ = 5 cm,.QR= 6.2 cm, PR= 6.7 cm. and draw its circumcircte.
Draw tangents to circle 'at P and R Without using center: (Do .not write contruction)
(ii} Find the coordinates of the circumeentre and radius of circumcircle, of ABC if A a (2, 3),
B .s (4, -1) and C s(5, 2).
(iii)° In 6PQR, LQ = 2l R: If angle bisector of · LO intersects side PR 1n S, prove that :
QS QR
-=-
SP QP
(iv) A tin maker converts a. cubical metallic box into 10 cylindrical tins. S�e of the sube is 50 cm
and ra_ctius of the cylinder'is' 7 cm. F.ind th� �t of each cylinder so ma�e if the wastage of 12�
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is incurred in the process. 2
(1t = 2 )
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(v) A tree breaks due to storm and the broken part bends so that the top of the tree touches 1he
ground making an angle of600 with the ground. The distance from the foot of the tree 16 the point
where lhe top toucties the ground is 20 m. Find the height of the tree.
(vi) if PAB is a secanno· a circle intersecting-at points A and B and PT is a tangent at T, 1hen
prove that:
PA x PB= PT2.