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Question number: 649

» Mensuration

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Seema takes 7 rounds of a rectangular garden that is 20 m long and 5000 cm wide. Then the total distance covered by her is

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Choice (4) Response

a.

680 mv

b.

800 m

c.

940 m

d.

980 m

Question number: 650

» Basic Geometrical Ideas

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Number of line segments possible with three collinear points is ________.

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Choice (4) Response

a.

1

b.

2

c.

3

d.

Infinite

Question number: 651

» Mensuration

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80 students of the same height stand with both hands stretched all along the sides of a rectangular garden, each student covering a length of 1.75 m. Then the perimeter of the garden is

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Choice (4) Response

a.

1400 km

b.

140 m

c.

1400 m

d.

14 m

Question number: 652

» Mensuration

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A square of perimeter 56 cm. A rectangle is formed which has same perimeter but its length is 12 cm. Then, the area of the rectangle is

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Choice (4) Response

a.

192 Equation

b.

220 Equation

c.

256 Equation

d.

Question does not provide sufficient data or is vague

Question number: 653

» Mensuration

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The area of the unshaded region in the figure is

Quadrilateral poly1 Quadrilateral poly1: Polygon A, B, C, DQuadrilateral poly2 Quadrilateral poly2: Polygon A, E, F, GQuadrilateral poly2_1 Quadrilateral poly2_1: Polygon A_4, E_4, F_4, G_4Quadrilateral poly2_2 Quadrilateral poly2_2: Polygon A_5, E_5, F_5, G_5Quadrilateral poly2_3 Quadrilateral poly2_3: Polygon A_6, E_6, F_6, G_6Segment a Segment a: Segment [A, B] of Quadrilateral poly1Segment b Segment b: Segment [B, C] of Quadrilateral poly1Segment c Segment c: Segment [C, D] of Quadrilateral poly1Segment d Segment d: Segment [D, A] of Quadrilateral poly1Segment a_1 Segment a_1: Segment [A, E] of Quadrilateral poly2Segment e Segment e: Segment [E, F] of Quadrilateral poly2Segment f Segment f: Segment [F, G] of Quadrilateral poly2Segment g Segment g: Segment [G, A] of Quadrilateral poly2Segment a_2 Segment a_2: Segment [A_4, E_4] of Quadrilateral poly2_1Segment e_1 Segment e_1: Segment [E_4, F_4] of Quadrilateral poly2_1Segment f_1 Segment f_1: Segment [F_4, G_4] of Quadrilateral poly2_1Segment g_1 Segment g_1: Segment [G_4, A_4] of Quadrilateral poly2_1Segment a_6 Segment a_6: Segment [A_5, E_5] of Quadrilateral poly2_2Segment e_2 Segment e_2: Segment [E_5, F_5] of Quadrilateral poly2_2Segment f_2 Segment f_2: Segment [F_5, G_5] of Quadrilateral poly2_2Segment g_2 Segment g_2: Segment [G_5, A_5] of Quadrilateral poly2_2Segment a_9 Segment a_9: Segment [A_6, E_6] of Quadrilateral poly2_3Segment e_3 Segment e_3: Segment [E_6, F_6] of Quadrilateral poly2_3Segment f_3 Segment f_3: Segment [F_6, G_6] of Quadrilateral poly2_3Segment g_3 Segment g_3: Segment [G_6, A_6] of Quadrilateral poly2_318 cm text1 = “18 cm”18 cm text1_1 = “18 cm”8 cm text1_2 = “8 cm”8 cm text1_6 = “8 cm”8 cm text1_3 = “8 cm”8 cm text1_4 = “8 cm”

Image of a Square Having Four Shaded Parts

Showing the image of a square having four shaded parts, so find its area

Choices

Choice (4) Response

a.

198 Equation

b.

68 Equation

c.

324 Equation

d.

256 Equation

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