Areas Of Parallelograms And Triangles CBSE Questions & Answers
Areas Of Parallelograms And Triangles
This is Mathematics Class 09 Areas of Parallelograms and Triangles CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.
Questions & Answers
1
PQRS is a parallelogram and A and B are any points on PQ and QR. If \(ar(\parallel ;PQRS) = 48\;c{m^2},\) then \(ar(\triangle PBS) + ar(\triangle ASR)\) is equal to
- A\(48\;c{m^2}.\)Correct
- B\(36\;c{m^2}.\)
- C\(96\,c{m^2}.\;\)
- D\(24\;c{m^2}.\;\)
2
A, B, C, D are mid-points of sides of parallelogram PQRS. If \(ar\;(PQRS) = 36\;c{m^2},\) then ar (ABCD) is
- A\(18\;c{m^2}.\;\)Correct
- B\(30\;c{m^2}.\;\)
- C\(24\;c{m^2}.\;\)
- D\(36\;c{m^2}.\)
3
ABCD is a trapezium in which \(AB\parallel DC\).If \(ar(\triangle ABD) = 24\;c{m^2}\)and AB = 8 cm, then the height of \(\triangle ABC\) is
- A3 cm.
- B8 cm.
- C4 cm.
- D6 cm.Correct
4
In the given figure if \(ar(\parallel ABCD) = 29\;c{m^2}\) and AB = 5.8 cm, then the height of \(\parallel \;ABEF\) is
- A6 cm.
- B5 cm.Correct
- C5.8 cm.
- D4.8 cm.
5
\(AP\parallel BQ\parallel CR\). If \(ar(\triangle AQC) = 17\;c{m^2},\) then \(ar(\triangle PBR)\) is
- A\(25.5\;c{m^2}.\)
- B\(8.5\;c{m^2}.\)
- C\(34\;c{m^2}.\;\)
- D\(17\,c{m^2}.\)Correct
6
In the given figure, ABCD is a parallelogram. If \(ar(\triangle BAP) = 10\;c{m^2}\) and\(ar(\triangle CPD) = 30\,c{m^2},\)then \(ar(\parallel \;ABCD)\)is
- A\(80\;c{m^2}.\)Correct
- B\(100\;c{m^2}.\)
- C\(40\;c{m^2}.\)
- D\(60\,\;c{m^2}.\)
7
ABCD is a square. P and Q are mid-point of AB and DC respectively. If AB = 8 cm, then \(ar\;(\triangle BPD)\) is
- A\(32\;c{m^2}.\)
- B\(18c{m^2}.\)
- C\(16\;c{m^2}.\)Correct
- D\(24\;c{m^2}.\)
8
PQRS is a parallelogram. If X and Y are mid-points of PQ and SR and diagonal SQ is joined, then \(ar(\parallel \;XQRY):ar(\triangle QSR)\) is equal to
- Ait is 1 : 4.
- Bit is 1 : 1.Correct
- Cit is 1 : 2.
- Dit is 2 : 1.
9
ABCD and ABEF are parallelograms. M is any point of EB. If \(ar(\parallel \;ABCD) = 28\;c{m^2},\)then \(ar(\triangle FAM)\) is
- A\(7\;c{m^2}.\)
- B\(21\;c{m^2}.\)
- C\(14\;c{m^2}.\)Correct
- D\(28\;c{m^2}.\)
10
ABCD is a parallelogram. Through A a line AEF is drawn to meet DC produced at F. If \(ar(\triangle DCE) = 13\;sq\) units then \(ar\;(\triangle BEF)\) is
- A6.5 sq units.
- B13 sq. units.Correct
- C26 sq units.
- D19.5 sq units.
11
PQR is a triangle. S is any point on a line through P parallel to QR. If T is any point on a line through R parallel to SQ, then the three triangles equal in area are
- A\(\triangle PQR,\;\triangle QSR,\;\triangle QST.\)Correct
- B\(\triangle PQR,\;\triangle QSR,\;\triangle QRT.\)
- C\(\;\triangle QRT,\;\triangle SRT,\;\triangle QSR.\)
- D\(\triangle QSR,\;\triangle TSR,\;\triangle PQR.\)
12
ABCD is a trapezium with parallel sides AB = a cm and DC = b cm. E and F are the mid-points of the non-parallel sides. The ratio of ar (ABFE) to ar (EFCD) is
- Aa : b
- B(3a + b) : (a + 3b).Correct
- C(a + 3b) : (3a + b).
- D(2a + b) : (3a + b).
13
In quadrilateral PQRS, M is the mid-point of PR. If ar (SMQR) is \(18\;c{m^2},\) then ar (PQMS) is
- A\(12\;c{m^2}.\;\)
- B\(36\;c{m^2}.\)
- C\(24\,c{m^2}.\)
- D\(18\;c{m^2}.\)Correct
14
ABCD is a parallelogram formed by drawing lines parallel to diagonals of quadrilateral PQRS through its vertices. If \(ar\;(quad\;PQRS) = 15\;c{m^2},\;then\;ar\;(\parallel ABCD)\)is
- A\(40\,c{m^2}.\)
- B\(25\;c{m^2}.\;\)
- C\(30\;c{m^2}.\)Correct
- D\(40\;c{m^2}.\)
15
ABCD is a rectangle with O as any point in its interior. If \(ar\;(\triangle AOD) = 3\;c{m^2}\) \(\;and\;ar\;(\triangle BOC) = 6\;c{m^2},\) \(then\;ar\;(rect\;ABCD)\) is
- A\(9\;c{m^2}.\)
- B\(12\;c{m^2}.\)
- C\(15\;c{m^2}.\)
- D\(18\;c{m^2}.\)Correct