IMO Level 1- Mathematics Olympiad (SOF) Class 10: Questions 767 - 769 of 968

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Question number: 767

» Area, Surface Area & Volume

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The inner circumference of a circular track is The track is wide from everywhere. The quantity of wire required to surround the path is ________.

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Choice (4) Response

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Question number: 768

» Triangle, Circle & Constructions

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A circle inscribed in having , touching sides at A, B, C. then is

Triangle poly1 Triangle poly1: Polygon Q, P, R Circle d Circle d: Circle through E_1 with center D Segment c Segment c: Segment [Q, P] of Triangle poly1 Segment a Segment a: Segment [P, R] of Triangle poly1 Segment b Segment b: Segment [R, Q] of Triangle poly1 Point Q Q = (-1.06,1.22) Point Q Q = (-1.06,1.22) Point P P = (0.56,4.48) Point P P = (0.56,4.48) Point R R = (2.24,1.22) Point R R = (2.24,1.22) Point A Point A: Point on c Point A Point A: Point on c Point B Point B: Point on d Point B Point B: Point on d Point E Point E: Intersection point of d, a Point E Point E: Intersection point of d, a P text1 = “P” Q text2 = “Q” R text3 = “R” A text4 = “A” B text5 = “B” E text6 = “E”

Triangle PQR

Triangle PQR havingPQ = 10cm, QR = 12cm, PR = 28cm touching sides at A, B, C.

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Question number: 769

» Area, Surface Area & Volume

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What is the volume of cube?

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  1. The height (h) of cube

  2. The surface area of cube is

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Choice (4) Response

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Either one of the statements is sufficient.

b.

Only statement Ⅱ is sufficient, while others are not sufficient.

c.

Only statement Ⅰ is sufficient, while others are not sufficient.

d.

All of the statements are sufficient.

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