Triangles
69 yards
402. Two sides of a triangle 36 m and
49 m. One possible dimension of the
third side is
a. 84 m b. 12 m
c. 85 m d. 13 m
403. Two sides of a triangle measure
14 cm and 25 cm. The perimeter of
the triangle may be
a. 78 cm b. 56 cm
c. 86 cm d. 50 cm
404. The hypotenuse of a right triangle
is 73 m. If one of its legs is 48 m, find
its area.
a. 1,725 m2 b. 1,230 m2
c. 1,320 m2 d. 1,752 m2
405. The altitude of the hypotenuse of
a right triangle divides the hypotenuse
into two segments of 8 cm and 2 cm
length. Find the area of the triangle.
a. 10 cm2 b. 20 cm2
c. 30 cm 2
d. 40 cm2
406. In triangle ABC, BC = 216 mm,
AC = 301 mm, and BAC  30 0 . Find
the area of the triangle.
a. 19,874.68 mm2
b. 7,956.63 mm2
c. 11,233.64 mm2
d. 26,531.45 mm2
407. The sides of a triangle are 42 cm,
51 cm and 67 cm. Find the area
a. 950.68 cm2 b. 992.68 cm2
c. 1,032.44 cm2d. 1,070.55 cm2
408. Two of the interior angles of a
triangle are 20°9’ and 52°20’. If its
area is 1,582 m2, find the length of its
longest side.
a. 87.32 m b. 220.28 m
c. 170.81 m d. 229.18 m
409. Two sides of a triangle measure
67 m and 50 m. If its area is 1, 400
m2, find its perimeter.
a. 191.78 m b. 220.28 m
c. 170.81 m d. 229.18 m
410. An area of 63,600 m2 is to be
segregated from a golf field where
property lines extend indefinitely and
intersects at an angle of 82° with each
other. The dividing lines starts at a
point on one of the property lines 545
m from the corner find the length of
this fence in yards.
a. 257.
b. 235.69 yards
c. 562.87 yards
d. 615.40 yards
411. A cord 93 cm long is divided into
two parts from which two equilateral
triangles are formed. If the total area
of the triangles is 220 cm2, find the
ration of the perimeter of the smaller
and the larger triangle.
a. 0.66 b. 0.75
c. 0.72 d. 0.61
412. The vertices of a triangle have
polar coordinates of (0,0°), (6,
30°)and (9, 70°). Find the perimeter
of the triangle.
a. 19.15 units b. 19.85 units
c. 20.15 units d. 20.85 units
413. The sides of a triangular lot are
130 m, 180 m and 190 m. The lot is to
be divided into two equal areas by a
line bisecting the longest side. Find the
length of the bisecting line.
a. 120 m b. 130 m
c. 125 m d. 128 m
414. The angles of a triangle are in the
ratio 2:5:8. Find the area of the
triangle if its shortest side is 23 cm.
a. 650.09 cm2 b. 605.09 cm2
c. 560.09 cm2 d. 506.09 cm2
415. The ratio of the angles of a
triangle is 2:3:7. IF the area of the
triangle is 304 m2 compute the
perimeter of the triangle.
a. 75.21 m b. 68.13 m
c. 91.69 m c. 80.34 m
416. The distances from a point inside
a square to its three consecutive
vertices are 3 m, 4 m, and 5 m. Find
the side of the square.
a. 5.92 m b. 6.07 m
c. 5.65 m c. 5.40 m
417. A point inside an isosceles right
triangle has its distances from the
three vertices at follows: 3 m, 4 m and
5 m, respectively, the right angle
vertex being the nearest to the point.
Find the hypotenuse of the triangle.
a. 8.59 m b. 10.87 m
c. 6.89 m d. 9.66 n
418. The sides of a triangle are 127 m,
188 m, and 203 m. It is divided into
two equal parts by a line parallel to
the 188 m side. Find the length of the
dividing line.
a. 123.94 m b. 132.94 m
c. 116.94 m d. 161.94 m
419. The sides of a triangle are 48 m,
65 m, and 36 m. It is divided into two
parts by a line parallel to the 48 side.
If the ratio of the areas of the two
parts is 0.80, find the length of the
dividing line.
a. 36 m b. 24 m
c. 30 m d. 32 m
420. A triangular lot ABC with BC =
400 m and B = 50° is divided into two
parts by the line DE = 150 m which is
parallel to BC. Points D and E are
located on the sides AB and AC,
respectively. The area of the segment
BCED is 50.977 m2. Find the area of
ABC.
a. 57,176.47 m2
b. 60,581.10 m2
c. 59,318.69 m2
d. 61, 761.77 m2
421. A triangle has an area of 500 m2
and a perimeter of 106 m. If one of its
interior angle is 62°, find the length of
the longest side.
a. 37.30 m b. 41.23 m
c. 44.18 m d. 35.62 m
422. The sides of a triangle measure
21 m, 27 m and 36 m. A circle is
drawn such that its center lies on the
21 m side and tangent to the
remaining sides. Find the radius of the
circle.
a. 9.48 m b. 8.94 m
c. 9.84 m d. 8.49 m
423. The ratio of the angles of a
triangle is 2:6:7. If the area of the
triangle is 230 m2, compute the
perimeter of the triangle.
a. 58.77 m b. 62.06 m
c. 70.84 m d. 81.34 m
Quadrilaterals
Parallelogram
424. The sides of a parallelogram are
17.78 cm and 10 cm. If one of its
diagonals is 16 cm long, compute the
length of the other diagonal.
a. 24.01 cm b. 30 62 cm
c. 20.93 cm d. 25.49 cm
425. A rectangle with sides AB = CD =
50 m and BC = AD = 120 m is shown
in the figure. It is divided into three
parts by parallel lines AE and FC which
are 20 m apart. Find the area of the
region AECF.
E
B C
20
A F D
a. 2,277.36 m b. 2, 502.59 m2
2
c. 1,915.53 m2 d. 1,781.13 m2
Rhombus
426. The diagonals of a rhombus
measure 32 cm and 40 cm. How far is
the intersection of the diagonals from
the sides?
a. 12.49 cm b. 9.11 cm
c. 14.29 cm d. 17.80 cm
427. The bases of a trapezoid are 18
m and 26 m. If the bases are 20 m
apart, find the are of the trapezoid.
a. 400 m2 b. 440 m2
2
c. 460 m d. 420 m2
428. The base angles of a trapezoid
are 34° and 48°, respectively. If its
upper and lower bases are 120 m and
220 m, respectively, compute the area
of the trapezoid.
a. 6, 723.98 m2
b. 6,206.44 m2
c. 8,371.60 m2
d. 7,133.97 m2
429. The base angles of a trapezoid
are 34° and 81°, respectively. If its
upper and lower bases are 220 m and
150 m, respectively, compute the area
of the trapezoid.
a. 4,759.85 m2
b. 8, 498.72 m2
c. 6,309.60 m2
d. 7,891.79 m2
430. A trapezoid with bases and
altitude measuring 100 m and 160 m.
and 12 m respectively, is to be divided
into two equal parts by a line parallel
to the bases. Find the length of the
dividing line.
 a. 133.42 m b. 145.16 m progression. Find the common ratio of
c. 120.53 m d. 126.09 m the radii
General Quadrilateral
431. A quadrilateral ABCD has sides
AB = 57 m, BC = 32 m, CD = 41 m,
and DA = 25 m. If its area is 1, 300
m2, one possible measurement of a. 1617 b. 0.1716
BAD is c. 0.1819 d. 0.1918
a. 122.82° b. 103.19° Sector of a Circle
c. 68.69° d. 89.97° 438. A railroad curve is to be laid in a
432. In a quadrilateral ABCD, AB = 65 circular path. What should be the
cm, BC = 45 cm, CD = 29 cm, and DA radius if the track is to change
= 55 cm the interior angle ADC = direction by 30° at a distance of 300
215°, find BAD . m?
a. 36.93° b. 9.74° a. 303.77 m b. 572.96 m
c. 22.03° d. 92.24° c. 275.48 m d. 325.31 m
Cyclic Quadrilateral 439. Find the area of the largest circle
433. A quadrilateral is inscribed in a that can be inscribed in a sector
circle in a circle. Its consecutive sides having a radius of 18 cm and a central
are 68.50 m, 155.54 m, 101.61 m, angle of 100°.
and 127.11 m. Find the radius of the a. 182.50 m2 b. 175.27 m2 c.
circle. 191.51 m2 d. 205.76 m2
a. 69.91 m b. 83.47 m 440. Find the area of the shaded
c. 90.57 m d. 102.64 m region shown in the figure.
Circle its sector and its segment
Circle
434. Find the length of the common
external tangents to two circles of radii
10 cm and 18 cm if the distance
between their centers is 32 cm.
a. 37.33 cm b. 33.16 cm
c. 43.10 cm d. 30.98 cm
435. Find the length of the common
internal tangents to two circles of radii
14 cm and 22 cm if the distance
between their centers is 56 cm.
a. 46.13 cm b. 30.75 cm
c. 42.90 cm d. 32.78 cm
436. Find the area of the shaded
region shown in the figure.

36 cm

a. 312.88 cm2 b. 282.74 cm2

c. 256.08 cm2 d. 305.31 cm2
437. The decreasing radii of the circles
shown in the figure are in geometric

10 m
10 m
a. 27.19 m2 b. 24.32 m2
c. 31.51 m2 d. 36.77 m2
441. A goat is tied outside a triangular
fenced garden at point A. The sides of
the fence are AB = 8 m, BC = 9 m,
and CA = 12 m. If the rope with which
the goat is tied is 14 m, find the area
over which the goat can graze outside
the fence.
a. 565.87 m2 b. 597.34 m2
c. 500.32 m2 d. 532.64 m2
442. A goat is tied outside a triangular
fenced garden at point A. The sides of
the fence are AB = 21 m, BC = 30 m,
and CA = 35 m. If the rope with which
the goat is tied is 45 m, find the area
over which the goat can graze outside
the fence.
a. 3, 159.82 m2
b. 3,690.27 m2
c. 4,216.03 m2
d. 5, 910.92 m2
443. A piece of grassland is the shape
of a right triangle ABC, with the right
angle C. Side AC = 67 m. At a point),
along AC and 15 m from C a goat is
tied to a 30. m long rope. Determine
the maximum area of the grassland on
which the goat could graze on. Angle
CAB = 300.
a. 1, 015.64 m2
b. 1, 056.38 m2
c. 1,115.28 m2
d. 982.63 m2
Segment of a Circle
444. Two circles with radii of 5 m and
8 m are placed on a plane so that they
intersect at right angles. Find the area
common to the two circles.
a. 21.06 m2 b. 18.44 m2
c. 29.87 m2 d. 25.04 m2
Theorems on Circles
Peripheral Angle Theorem
445. Two chords of a circle AB and BC
measure 16 m and 6 m, respectively.
If ABC  142 0 , find the radius of the
circle.
a. 17.10 m b. 11.97 m
c. 13.55 m d. 15.47 m
Cross Chord Theorem
446. In the figure, find the area of the
shaded region.
5m
2r 2R
5m
a. 35.16 m2 b. 39.27 m2
c. 30.95 m2 d. 25.13 m2
447. Two chords of a circle AB and CD
intersect perpendicularly at point O. If
OB = 6 m, OC = 2 m, and OD = 9 m,
find the area of the smallest part of
the circle.
a. 3.52 m2 b. 3.93 m2
c. 4.17 m2 d. 3.71 m2
Secant – secant theorem
448. In the figure, OA = 13 m, AB = 5
m, CD = 9 m, and θ = 320. Find the
area of the quadrilateral ABDC.
 B a. 10.82 cm b. 14.20 cm
A c. 13.12 cm d. 15.63 cm
0 θ
C a. 24.80 cm b. 16.54 cm
D
a. 50.49 m2 b. 44.17 m2
2
c. 41.55 m d. 58.09 m2
Tangent – Secant theorem
449. A road is tangent to a circular
lake. Along the road and 12 miles from
the point of tangency, another road
opens towards the lake. From the
intersection of the two roads to the
periphery of the lake, the length of the
new road is 11 miles. If the new road
will be prolonged across the lake, find
the length of the bridge to be
constructed.
a. 1.92 miles b. 2.09 miles
c. 2.13 miles d. 2.17 miles
Properties of a Triangle
Medians of a Triangle
450. The median of a triangle is the
line connecting the vertex and the
midpoint of the opposite side. For a
given triangle, these medians intersect
at a point which is called the
a. centroid b. circumcenter
c. incenter d. orthocenter
Angle Bisectors of a Triangle
451. In triangle ABC, AB = 40 m, BC =
60 m, and CA = 80 m. Find the length
of the bisector of angle B.
a. 36.42 m b. 42.61 m
c. 29.39 m d. 53.64 m
452. The interior angles of triangle are
300, 600 and 900. IF the 600 angle is
bisected find the ratio at which
opposite side is bisected
a. 1:2 b. 1:1.50
c. 1:4 d. 1:3
Perpendicular Bisectors of a
Triangle
453.A triangle ABC has sides AB = 30
cm, BC = 35 cm, and CA = 40 cm.
Find the distance from the intersection
of the perpendicular bisector of the
sides of the triangle to side AB.
Altitudes of a Triangle
454. The sides of a triangle are 20 cm,
25 cm, and 30 cm. Find the length of
the altitude to the longest side.
c. 19.84 cm d. 27.86 cm
Centroid of a Triangle
455. In the triangle ABC, AB = 32 cm,
BC = 20 cm, and CA = 30 cm. Find the
distance from the centroid of the
triangle to the midpoint of the side BC.
a. 9.63 cm b. 9.79 cm
c. 9.88 cm d. 9.54 cm
Incircle of a triangle
456. A circle having a diameter of 20
cm is inscribed in a triangle ABC where
A = 450 and B = 750. Find the area
inside the triangle but outside the
circle.
a. 220.35 cm2 b. 210.77 cm2
c. 230.79 cm2 d. 251.03 cm2
457. The sides of a triangle measure 5
cm, 12 cm and 13 cm. A circle is
drawn inside the triangle so that it is
tangent to the three sides of the
triangle. Find the perimeter of the
triangle formed when the point of
tangency are connected.
a. 10.08 m b. 12.32 m
c. 16.89 cm d. 19.82 m
Circumcircle of a Triangle
458. A triangular grass plot ABC has
sides AB = 15 m, BC = 20 m, and CA
= 25 m. Find the minimum radius of
action an automatic lawn sprinkler
which will water all parts of the plot
simultaneously.
a. 20.00 m b. 15.00 m
c. 12.50 m d. 17.50 m
459. Find the radius of the circle
circumscribed about the triangle for
which A = 500 and a = 35 m.
a. 20.19 m b. 22.84 m
c. 24.53 m d. 19.86 m
460. Three circles whose radii are 6m,
8 m, and 12 m are tangent externally
to each other. Find the radius of the
smallest circle that contains the three
centers.
a. 12.32 m b. 13.10 m
c. 8.76 m d. 10.30 m
461. Find the radius of the smallest
circle that can circumscribe a right
triangle whose sides are a, b and c if c
is the hypotenuse.
a. b/2 b. (a+b+c)/2
c. c/2 d. a/2
462. Find the radius of the smallest
circle that can circumscribe a right
triangle whose hypotenuse is 32 cm.
a. 48 cm b. 16 cm
c. 32 cm d. 24 cm
463. A triangle ABC has sides AB = 30
cm, BC = 35 cm, and CA = 40 cm.
Find the distance from the intersection
of the perpendicular bisector of the
sides of the triangle to side AB.
a. 10.82 cm b. 14.20 cm
c. 13.12 cm d. 15.63 cm
Escribed Circles of a Triangle
464. The sides of a triangle are 7m, 9
m, and 11 m, respectively. Find the
radius of the circle which is escribed
outside the triangle if it is tangent to
the 9 m side.
a. 9.86 m b. 8.99 m
c. 8.69 m d. 6.98 m
Inscribed Figures
Triangle Inscribed in a Circle
465. A triangle having an area of
22.62 cm2 is inscribed in a circle
whose radius is 6 cm. If one of the
sides of the triangle is 12 cm,
determine its perimeter.
a. 23.14 cm b. 25.08 cm
c. 27.31 cm d. 29.82 cm
466. A triangle whose areas is 48.23
cm2 is inscribed in a circle of radius 9
cm. if one of the sides of the triangle is
18 cm, determine the shortest side.
a. 5.64 cm b. 6.45 cm
c. 5.46 cm d. 6.54 cm
Circle Inscribed in a Quadrilateral
467. A circle is inscribed in a
quadrilateral whose sides are 10 cm,
15 cm, 21 cm and x cm, consecutively.
Find the value of x.
a. 16 cm b. 15 cm
c. 18 cm d. 12 cm
468. Find the area of the circle
inscribed in a rhombus with diagonals
12 m and 8 m.
a. 34.80 m2 b. 37.55 m2
c. 35.62 m2 d. 36.17 m2
Polygons
Lines, Sides and Diagonals of a
Polygon
469. The sum of the number of lines of
two polygons is 136 and the sum of
the number of diagonals is 112. One of
the polygons is
a. tridecagon
b. tetradecagon
c. pentadecagon
d. hexadecagon
470. How many lines are there in a
polygon having 180 diagonals?
a. 210 b. 190 c. 253 d.
231
Interior and Exterior Angles of a
Polygon
471. The interior angle of a polygon is
1500. Which of the following describes
this polygon?
a. decagon b. undecagon
c. dodecagon d. tridecagon
472. The interior angle of a regular
polygon is 1350 greater than its
exterior angle. Describe the polygon.
a. pentadecagon
b. hexadecagon
c. heptadecagon
d. octadecagon
Area of Regular Polygons
473. A circle is inscribed in a hexagon.
If the area of a circle is 78.54 cm2, find
he area between the circle and the
hexagon.
a. 7.96 cm2 b. 8.42
2
cm c. 6.86 cm2 d. 8.06
cm2
474. An octagon is to be formed from
a line whose length is 72 cm.
Determine the area of this octagon.
a. 404.05 cm2 b. 383.62 cm2
c. 372.37 cm2 d. 391.10 cm2
475. The difference between the radii
of the circumscribing and the inscribed
circle of a hexagon is 1.60 cm.
Determine the area of the hexagon.
a. 370.55 cm2 b. 351.29 cm2
c. 346.17 cm2 d. 330.51 cm2
Polygrams
476. In a circle having a radius of 10
m, a regular five pointed star is
inscribed in it. What is the area of the
part not covered by the star?
a. 201.89 m2 b. 234.89 m2
c. 302.52 m2 d. 789.90 m2
477. Find the area of the hexagram
inscribed in a circle of radius 18 cm.
a. 319.83 cm2 b. 561.18 cm2
c. 782.04 cm2 d. 622.86 cm2
478. Two equilateral triangles, each
with sides 18 cm, overlapped each
other to form a regular hexagram.
Find the area of the hexagram.
a.169.70 cm2 b. 196.70 cm2
c. 178.06 cm2 d. 187.06 cm2
Miscellaneous Problems
479. Eight lines are placed on a plane
so that no two lines are parallel. How
many points of intersection are there?
a. 28 b. 45 c. 36 d. 21
480. Find the number of triangles that
can be formed from 10 points.
a. 252. b. 45 c. 210 d. 120
Solid Geometry
Prism (1)
Rectangular Parallelepiped
481. A block of wood measures 2 ft by
3 ft by 4 ft. How many times must you
cut completely through the block to
make cubes which measures 1 ft on an
edge?
a. 8 b. 7 c. 6 d. 9
482. A solid material in the form of a
rectangular parallelepiped, 4’ x 6 x 8’
is painted blue. If you cut completely
through the whole block to form cubes
one foot on an edge, how many cubes
will have 3 blue faces?
a. 16 b. 4 c. 8 d. 12
483. A solid material in the form of a
rectangular parallelepiped 4m x 6m x
8m is painted blue. If you cut
completely through the whole block to
form cubes 1 m on an edge, how
many cubes will have blue faces.
a. 156 b. 112 c. 87 d. 144
484. An aquarium is in the shape of a
rectangular parallelepiped with its
square top open. It can hold water of
up to 38.50 ft3. IF the aquarium uses
61.40 ft2 of glass, find the shortest
side of the aquarium.
a. 4.54 ft b. 1.68 ft
c. 2.91 ft d. 3.63 ft
485. Pass a plane through a cube so
that the section formed will be a
regular hexagon. If the area of the
hexagon is 420.89 m2, find the edge of
the cube.
a. 9m b. 15 m c. 18 m d. 22 m
Polygonal Prism
486. What is the volume of a
hexagonal right prism 15 cm high and
with one of its sides equal to 6 cm?
a. 955.80 cm3 b. 1,402.96 cm3
c. 810.16 cm3 d. 1,205.33 cm3
487. A prism with an altitude of 15 cm
has a base in the form of a regular
octagon inscribed in a square 10 cm x
10 cm. Find the volume of the prism.
a. 1,435.66 cm3
b. 1,105.77 cm3
c. 1,242.65 cm3
d. 1,327.39 cm3
Cylinder
488. At what angle with the horizontal
must the baser of the right circular
cylinder be titled to make it just topple
over if its diameter is 12 cm and its
altitude is 16 cm?
a. 63.430 b. 26.570
0
c. 53.13 d. 36.870
489. The surface area of a cylindrical
tank which is closed at both top and
bottom is equal to 282.74 cm2. If the
diameter of the cylinder is only one
half of its height, compute for the
height of the tank.
a. 10 cm b. 9 cm
c. 12 cm d. 14 cm
Truncated Prism
490. A right cylinder 6 m in diameter
was cut by a plane at an angle of 450
with its axis. If the average altitude of
the truncated cylinder is 16 m, find its
total surface are
a. 301.59 m2 b. 369.82 m2
c. 358.14 m2 d. 381.56 m2
491. A truncated prism has a
horizontal triangular base ABC, AB =
10 c, BC = 12 cm and CA = 8 cm. The
vertical edges through A, B and C are
20 cm, 12 cm and 18 cm. Determine
the volume of the prism.
 a. 661.50 cm3 b. 124.36 cm3
c. 524.87 cm3 d. 105.79 cm3
492. The base of a truncated prism is
a rectangle with length twice its width.
The edges perpendicular to the base
are 12 m, 16 m, and 16 m,
consecutively. If the volume of the
truncated prism is 8,200 m3, find the
length of its base.
a. 42.33 m b. 24.33 m
c. 43.23 m d. 34.23 m
493. The base of a certain solid is a
square 5m x 5m. If the height at the
corners is consecutively 12 m, 15 m,
12 m and 15 m, find the volume
a. 362.50 m3 b. 337.50 m3
c. 325.00 m3 d. 375.00 m3
Pyramid
494. The volume of a regular pyramid
whose base is a regular heptagon is
132 m3. If the altitude of the pyramid
is 5 m, find the sides of the base.
a. 4.67 m b. 5.32 m
c. 6.18 m d. 7.22 m
495. One of the sides of a regular
tetrahedron is equal to 12 cm.
Compute the volume of the
tetrahedron.
a. 206.94 cm3 b. 203.65 cm3
c. 210.19 cm3 d. 220.71 cm3
496. The volume of a regular
tetrahedron is 85.92 m3. Determine
the dimension of the edge.
a. 7m b. 8 m c. 9 m d. 6 m
497. The volume of a regular
tetrahedron is 20.70 m3. Determine
the dimension of its lateral edge.
a.5.20 m b. 5.40 m
c. 5.60 m d. 5.80 m
498. The base of a pyramid is square 6
m on its sides. If its axis 10 m long
makes an angle of 600 with the
horizontal, find the volume of the
pyramid.
a. 30 m3 b. 84.72 m3
c. 128.06 m d. 103.92 m3
3
499. Find the volume of the cone to be
constructed from a sector having a
diameter of 72 cm and a central angle
of 1500.
a. 9,414.97 cm3
b. 4,326.14 cm3
c. 7,710.91 cm3
d. 6,365.12 cm3
500. The side of a regular tetrahedron
is 50 cm. How far from any of its
vertices is its centroid?
a. 27.22 cm b. 32.66 cm
c. 24.49 cm d. 30.62 cm
Similar Figures
501. If the surface area of a cube is
increased by 20%, by how many
percent is the volume increased?
a. 31.45% b. 25.50%
c. 52.12% d. 19.58%
502. The sides of the base of a
pentagonal right prism measure 3 cm,
5 cm, 6 cm, 8 cm, and 9cm. Another
prism similar to the first has its
shortest side measuring 2 cm and
lateral area of 144 cm2. Find the
altitude of the first prism.
a. 11.45 cm b. 8.45 cm
c. 9.45 cm d. 10.45 cm
503. A conical buoy has a base
diameter of 120 cm and a height of 2
m. It is submerged in water with a
draft of 1.50 m. Find the volume
submerged.
a. 0.3181 m3 b. 0.118 m3
c. 0.2318 m3 d. 0.1381 m3
504. A cone, having a radius of 1.20 m
and height of 4.80 m, rests on its base. It
contains water to a depth of 2.40 m.
What will be the height of water if the
cone is inverted?
a. 4.59 m b. 4.32 m
c. 4.61 m d. 4.48 m
505. A closed conical vessel with a base
radius of 1 m and an altitude of 2.50 n
has its axis vertical. It contains water to
a depth of 0.50 m. If the container is
inverted, how deep it’s the water in it?
a. 1.97 m b. 1.64 m
c. 1.79 m d. 1.46 m
506. A wooden pyramid is to be cut
into two parts of equal weights by a
plane parallel to its base. Find the ratio
of the height of the two parts.
a. 3.85 b. 1.26
c. 2.15 d. 3.12
507. A closed conical tank has a
diameter of 2 m at the top and a
height of 6 m. If contains water at a
depth of 4 m. If the cone is inverted
such that the base is at the bottom,
determine the depth of water at this
position.
a. 0.66 m b. 2.36 m
c. 1.56 m d. 3.34 m
508. A pyramid 15 cm high is divided
into three parts by two planes parallel
to the base. These planes area at
distances 3 cm and 10 cm from the
vertex. Find the ratio of the volume of
the biggest part to the volume of the
smallest part.
a. 90.39 b. 87.96
c. 76.20 d. 80.33
Situation 1: A closed inverted conical
tank has a base diameter of 3 m and
an altitude of 4 m. It is filled with
water to a depth of 1.30 m
509. Which of the following most
nearly gives the volume of water?
a. 0.3235 m3 b. 0.3063 m3
c. 0.1985 m3 d. 0.1282 m3
510. If the tank is set upright, its base
lying on the ground, which of the
following most nearly gives the new
depth of water?
a. 0.0785 m b. 0.0287 m
c. 0.0463 d. 0.0154 m
511. Which of the following most
nearly gives the lateral surface area
not occupied by water when in upright
position?
a. 4.17 m2 b. 19.67 m2
2
c. 0.46 m d. 15.25 m2
Situation 2: A closed conical vessel,
whose base radius and altitude are 2m
and 6 m respectively, contains liquid 3
m high.
512. Find the volume of the liquid?
a. 17.80 m3 b. 10.64 m3
c. 3.14 m3 d. 21.99 m3
513. If the vessel is held inverted, how
deep will the liquid be?
a. 5.74 m b. 4.51 m
c. 5.35 m d. 3.00 m
514. If the unit weight of the liquid is
9,810 N/m3, find the weight of the
liquid in quintals?
a. 106.41 b. 219.91
c. 178.05 d. 31.42
Frustum
515. The frustum of a rectangular
pyramid has an upper base of 2.50 m
by 4 m, a lower base of 5 m by 8 m,
and an altitude of 6 m. Find its
volume.
a. 140 m3 b. 150 m3
3
c. 160 m d. 120 m3
516. The base areas of a frustum of a
pyramid are 16 m2 and 36 m2,
respectively, and its altitude is 12 m.
Find the altitude of the pyramid.
a. 36 m b. 24 m
c. 12 m d. 48 m
517. The upper and lower bases of a
frustum of a rectangular pyramid are 3
m x 4 m and 6 m x 8m, respectively.
If the volume of the solid is 140 m3,
find the distance between the bases.
a. 3 m b. 6 m c. 4 m d. 5 m
518. The volume of a frustum of a
rectangular pyramid is 79.17 m3. Its
upper base is 2.50 m x 4 m and its
altitude is 5 m. Find the area of the
lower base.
a. 32.50 m2 b. 42.50 m2
c. 22.502 d. 62.50 m2
519. The edges of the bases of a
frustum of a regular pyramid are 5m
and 10 m respectively, and the
altitude is 6 m. Determine its lateral
area.
a. 195 m2 b. 168 m2
2
c. 186 m d. 174 m2
520. A frustum of a cone has an upper
base whose radius is 5 m and a lower
base whose radius is 7 m. Its altitude
is 11 m. What is the surface area?
a. 516.38 m2 b. 421.48 m2
c. 532.15 m2 d. 447.02 m2
521. The base diameters of a frustum
of a right circular cone aer 2 m and 4
m. Find its lateral area if it has an
altitude of 5 m.
a. 74.92 m2 b. 101.51 m2
c. 48.06 m2 d. 92.06 m2
522. The upper and lower radii of a
frustum of a right circular cone are 8
cm and 32 cm, respectively. If the
altitude of the frustum is 10 cm, how
far from the bottom base must a
cutting plane be made to form two
similar frustums?
a. 6.67 cm b. 3.33 cm
 c. 6.33 cm d. 3.66 cm
Prismatoid
523. The bases of a certain solid
measure 3m x 5m and 13 m x 16m, if
the distance between the bases is 8 m,
find its volume.
a. 340.00 m3 b. 339.21 m3
c. 358.67 m3 d. 351.703
Sphere
524. The volume of the sphere is
696.91 cm3. Find its surface area.
a. 440.77 cm2 b. 411.80 cm2
c. 353.02 cm2 d. 380.13 cm2
525. If the surface area of a sphere is
2,123.72 cm2, find its volume.
a. 11,494.04 cm3
b. 9,202.77 cm3
c. 5,575.28 cm3
d. 7,238.23 cm3
526. Spheres of the same size are
piled in the form of a pyramid with
equilateral triangles as its base.
Determine the total number of spheres
in the pile if each side contains 4
spheres.
a. 26 b. 20 c. 24 d. 30
527. The total volume of two spheres
is 100 cubic units. The ratio of their
areas is 4:9. What is the volume of the
smaller sphere in cubic units?
a. 75.85 cubic units
b. 314.16 cubic units
c. 71.81 cubic units
d. 242.36 cubic units
528. Eight balls are tightly packed in a
cubical container that measures 8 cm
on each side. The balls are arranged
with 4 balls per layer and in contact
with the walls of the container and the
adjacent balls. If the container is filled
with water, what is the volume of the
water?
a. 268.04 cm3 b. 335.11
cm 3
c. 355.47 cm3 d.
243.92 cm3
529. A, B and C are three spheres
such that the ratio of the surface area
of A to the surfaces area of B equals 4
and the ratio of the volume of B to the
volume of C equals 2. What is the ratio
of the volume of A to the volume of C?
a. 16 b. 12 c. 10 d. 8
530. The corners of a cubical block
touch the spherical shell that encloses
it. If the volume of the block is, 27,
0000 cc, find the volume inside the
shell that is not occupied by the block.
a. 55, 033.93 cc
b. 50,057.61 cc
c. 63,138.72 cc
d. 46,458.77 cc
Spherical Segment / Zone
Spherical Segment with One Base
531. To what height above the earth’s
surface must a man be raised for him
to see ¼ of the earth’s surface?
a. H = R b. H = 2R
c. H = R/2 d. H = 3R
532. A spherical segment with one
base at the top has a chord drawn
from the bottom to a point on the
perimeter of the top base. If the chord
measures 3 m, find the surface area of
the spherical segment.
a. 31.81 m2 b. 63.62 m2
c. 28.27 m2 d. 7.07 m2
533. How far from a sphere of radius R
must a source of light be so that 40%
of the area of the sphere is
illuminated?
a. 2R b. 3R c. 4R d. 5R
534. A right circular cone with top
width 24 cm and altitude 8 cm is filled
with water. A spherical steel ball with
radius 3 cm is submerged in the cone.
Find the volume of the water below
the sphere.
a. 1.12 cm3 b. 0.96 cm3
c. 0.71 cm3 d. 1.24 cm3
535. Find the area illuminated by a
candle 3 m away from a ball 1 m in
radius?
a. 4.51 m2 b. 4.29 m2
2
c. 4.96 m d. 4.71 m2
536. A source of light is placed along
the 20 m line connecting the centers
of two spheres. If the radii of the
spheres 2 m and 5 m, how far from
the larger sphere must the light be
placed so that the areas illuminated on
the two spheres are equal.
a. 11.70 m b. 0.80 m
c. 12.20 m d. 1.30 m
537. A sphere having a radius of 8 cm
is placed inside a cone whose upper
base diameter and altitude are 20 cm
and 15 cm, respectively. Find the
volume in the cone below the sphere.
a. 191.67 cm3 b. 303.11 cm3
c. 247.59 cm3 d. 397.57 cm3
538. An ice cream cone is filled with
ice cream and more ice cream in the
form of a hemisphere is placed on top.
The diameter of the hemisphere is
equal to the diameter of the cone. IF
the hemispherical surface is equal to
the lateral surface of the cone, find the
volume of ice cream given that the
radius of the hemisphere is 25 mm.
a. 64, 055.47 mm3
b. 67,119.33 mm3
c. 56.424.66 mm3
d. 61,064.71 mm3
Spherical segment with two bases
539. A sphere whose radius is 9 m is
divided into three parts by two parallel
planes. These planes are at equal
distances 2 m from the center of the
sphere. Find the ratio of the volume of
the middle part to the volume of the
lowest part.
a. 0.82 b. 0.90
c. 1.03 d. 0.98
540. A bowl in the form of a spherical
with two bases has a height of 0.10 m.
The upper base is a great circle with a
diameter of 0.60 m. Compute the
capacity of the bowl.
a. 0.036 m3 b. 0.043 m3
c. 0.022 m3 d. 0.027 m3
541. A mixture compound from equal
parts of two liquids, one white and the
other black, standing for a short time,
the mixture separated. The white
liquid settled below the black. If the
thickness of the segment of the black
liquid is 2”, find the radius of the bowl.
a. 7.53 in b. 7.33 in
c. 7.73 in d. 7.83 in
542. A hemispherical bowl was filled to
a depth of 6 in. with a mixture
compounded from equal parts of two
liquids, one white and the other black.
After standing for a short time the
mixture separated, the black liquid
settling below the white. If the
thickness of the segment of white
liquid is 2 in., find the volume of the
bowl.
a. 656.67 in3 b. 640.89 in3
c. 622.45 in3 d. 603.19 in3
Spherical Wedge/Lune
543. Find the volume of a spherical
wedge having a radius of 2 m and
certain angle of 1.25 radians.
a. 6.67 m3 b. 7.67 m3
3
c. 8.67 m d. 9.67 m3
544. The volume of a spherical wedge
is 172.80 m3 and the area of its lune id
86.40 m2. Find the radius of the
sphere.
a. 6 m b. 7 m c. 8 m d. 9 m
Spherical Cone
545. Find the volume of a spherical
sector with a central angle of 600 in a
sphere of radius 15 cm.
a. 891.44 cm3 b. 850.87 cm3
c. 947.00 cm3 d. 974.39 cm3
546. The volume and the total surface
area of a spherical cone are 766 cm3
and 470 cm2, respectively. Find the
vertex angle.
a. 87.280 b. 79.890
0
c. 39.95 d. 43.640
General Prismatoid
547. A solid has a circular base of
radius 20 cm Find the volume of the
solid if every plane section
perpendicular to a particular fixed
diameter is an equilateral triangle.
a. 32,651.02 cm2
b. 22,652.34 cm3
c. 18,475.20 cm3
d. 10,805.79 cm3
548. The cross section of a prismatoid
is given by A = y2 – 3Hy + 5H2, where
H is the altitude and y is the distance
from the base to any cross section. If
H = 16 m, find the volume of the
prismatoid.
a. 15,701.33 m3
b. 12,352.33 m3
c. 17,866.67 m3
d. 20,877.33 m3
549. A 4 m diameter open cylindrical
tank, 6 m high is filled with water. The
tank is titled to a position such that its
water surface will cut the diameter of
the base. Determine the volume of the
water left in the tank.
 a. 13 m3 b. 14 m3
3
c. 16 m d. 18 m3
550. The base diameter of a certain
solid is 30 cm. Find the volume of the
solid if every cutting plane
perpendicular to a given diameter is an
equilateral triangle.
a. 3,897.11 cm3
b. 15, 588.46 cm3
c. 7,794.23 cm3
d. 11,691.34 cm3
551. A cylinder of radius 6 m has its
axis the x axis. A second cylinder of
the same radius has its axis along the
y axis. Find the volume common to the
two cylinders.
a. 1, 056 m3 b. 1,248 m3
c. 1,152 m3 d. 1,440 m3
ANALYTIC GEOMETRY
Slope / Inclination of a Line
552. Find the inclination of the line
segment joining (3, 2) and (8, -5).
a. 54.60° b. 125.54°
c. 152.54° d. 27.46°
553. Find the inclination of the line
segment joining (3, 2) and (8, 5)
a. 30.96° b. 149.04°
c. 152.54° d. 27.46°
Line
Standard / General Form of
Equation of a line
554. Find the equation of a line which
passes through the intersection of the
line 2x + 7y – 29 and x – y = 1 and
through the point (0, -6).
a. 9x – 4y + 24 = 0
b. 9x + 4y – 24 = 0
c. 9x + 4y + 24 = 0
d. 9x – 4y – 24 = 0
555. A line passing through (5, 3) has
a slope of 3/2. Find the distance,
measured along the line, from the
point (5, 3) to the y axis.
a. 3 units b. 6.54 units
c. 5 units d. 9.01 units
556. Find the orthocenter of the
triangle formed by the lines xy = 0
and x + y = 1.
a. (0, 0) b. (1/3, 1/3)
c. (1/2, 1/2) d. (1/4, 1/4)
557. Find the circumcenter of the
triangle formed by the lines y + 7 = 0,
x – y + 2 = 0, and 9x + 4y – 125 = 0.
a. (0, 0) b. (-2, -1)
c. (4, -2) d. (-1, -2)
Distance from a point to a line
558. Find the distance of a point (-3,
1) from the line 6x – 4y + 3 = 0.
a. 3.62 units b. 2.63 units
c. 2.36 units d. 3.26 units
559. How far from the line 5x – 4y +
7 = 0 is the point (-2, 8)?
a. 4.75 units b. 9.84 units
c. 3.21 units d. 5.47 units
560. Find the equation of the line
parallel to 3x – 4y – 14 = 0 and is 2
units away from the point (1, 5).
a. 3x – 4y + 27 = 0
b. 3x – 4y – 22 = 0
b. 3x – 4y + 10 = 0
d. 3x – 4y – 7 = 0
561. Determine the equation of the
line bisecting the acute angle between
the intersecting lines 2x + 3y + 3 = 0
and 3x – y – 12 = 0.
a. 5.88x + 17.14y – 33.78 = 0
b. 17.14x – 5.88y – 33.78 = 0
c. 17.14x + 5.88y – 33.78 = 0
d. 5.88x – 17.14y – 33.78 = 0
Distance Between Parallel Lines
562. Find the distance between the
two parallel lines 4x – 9y – 18 = 0 and
8x – 18y + 11 – 0.
a. 3.29 units b. 3.92 units
c. 2.39 units d. 2.93 units
Family of Lines
563. Find the member of the family of
lines parallel to the line 3x – 4y – 14 =
0 that is 2 units away from the point
(1, 5).
a. 3x – 4y + 27 = 0
b. 3x – 4y – 22 = 0
c. 3x – 4y + 10 = 0
d. 3x – 4y – 7 = 0
Circle
Standard / General Form of
Equation of a Circle
564. Find the area bounded by the
curve x2 + y2 + 4x – 14y + 44 = 0.
a. 50.27 sq. units
b. 47.12 sq. units
c. 21.99 sq. units
d. 28.27 sq. units
565. The circle x2 + y2 – 8x + 6y – 11
= 0 is cut by the line 3x – 8y – 22 = 0.
Find the area of the smaller segment.
a. 50.55 sq. units
b. 37.13 sq. units
c. 44.39 sq. units
d. 33.41 sq. units
566. Determine the length of the
chord common to the circles x2 + y2 =
64 and x2 + y2 – 16x = 0.
a. 13.86 units b. 12.82 units
c. 13.25 units d. 12.28 units
567. Determine the area enclosed by
the curve x2 + y2 – 10x + 4y – 196 =
0.
a. 47.12 sq. units
b. 706.86 sq. units
c. 37.70 sq. units
d. 452.39 sq. units
Radical Axis
568. Determine the equation of the
radical axis of the circles x2 + y2 – 12x
– 9y + 50 = 0 and x2 + y2 – 25 = 0.
a. 4x – 3y = 25
b. 4x + 3y = 25
c. 3x – 4y = 25
d. 3x + 4y = 25
Circles Determined by Geometric
Conditions
569. Find the equation of the circle
that is circumscribed about the
triangle whose vertices are (1, -2), (5,
4) and (10, 5).
a. x2 + y2 + 18x + 6y – 11 = 0
b. x2 + y2 – 18x + 6y + 25 = 0
c. x2 + y2 – 18x – 6y + 1 = 0
d. x2 + y2 + 18x – 6y – 35 = 0
570. A circle passes through the points
(2, 8), (-15, 1) and (9, -9). Find the
ordinate of its center.
a. -1 b. 2 c. -3 d. -4
Situation 3: The vertices of a triangle
are (2, 3), (-4, 6) and (2, -6).
571. Which of the following most
nearly gives the area of the triangle?
a. 27 sq. units b. 30 sq. units
c. 60 sq. units d. 54 sq. units
572. Which of the following most
nearly gives the coordinates of the
centroid of the triangle?
a. (0, -1) b. (1, 0)
c. (0, 1) d. (-1, 0)
573. Which of the following gives the
equation of the smallest circle
circumscribing the triangle?
a. x2 + y2 + 3x + 8y – 38 = 0
b. x2 + y2 + 3x + 8y + 38 = 0
c. x2 + y2 + 8x + 3y – 38 = 0
d. x2 + y2 + 8x – 3y + 38 = 0
Parabola
Standard / General Form of
Equation of a Parabola
574. Determine the vertex of the
parabola y2 + 6y + 5x + 14 = 0
a. (1, -3) b. (1, 3)
c. (-1, -3) d. (-1, 3)
Parabolas Determined by
Geometric Conditions
575. A parabola, whose axis is parallel
to the y axis, passes through the
points (1, 1), (2, 2) and (1, -5). Find
its equation.
a. x2 – 2x – y + 2 = 0
b. x2 + 2x – y – 2 = 0
c. x2 – 2x – 2y + 3 = 0
d. x2 + 2x – 2y – 1 = 0
576. Find the equation of the parabola
which opens upward with latus rectum
ending at (-2, ½) and (8, 1/2).
a. x2 – 6x – 10y + 11 = 0
b. x2 + 6x – 10y + 11 = 0
c. x2 – 6x – 10y – 11 = 0
d. x2 – 6x + 10y – 21 = 0
577. Find the equation of a parabola
with vertex located along the y axis
and having a latus rectum of y = 3
and a directrix of y = 1.
a. x2 + 7y + 28 = 0
b. x2 + 28y + 112 = 0
c. x2 – 7y – 28 = 0
d. x2 – 28y – 112 = 0
578. A truck hauling a cylindrical steel
tank has to pass under an overhead
parabolic arch bridge which has a span
of 24 cm and is 20 m high. If the tank
is 16 m in diameter and is placed in
the truck with sides vertical, and the
top of the tank is 10 m above the
street level, find the smallest
clearance from the top of the tank.
a. 0.99 m b. 1.11 m
c. 1.22 m d. 1.33 m
579. A parabolic arch is to be designed
to accommodate a single lane road.
The largest width of a vehicle that can
pass through the road is known to be
2.20 m. It is required that the
horizontal clearance on each side of
the vehicle is 1.50 m and the vertical
clearance is 0.50 m. Find the vertical
distance of the parabolic arch from the
centerline of the road.
a. 2.86 m b. 2.68 m
c. 2.97 m d. 2.79 m
Ellipse
Standard / General Form of
Equation of an Ellipse
580. Find the coordinate of the center
of the ellipse 4x2 + 9y2 – 16x – 54y +
61 = 0
a. (1, 3) b. (3, 2)
c. (2, 3) d. (3, 1)
581. Find the distance between the
foci of the curve 9x2 + 25y2 – 18x +
100y – 116 = 0.
a. 7 units b. 6 units
c. 8 units d. 12 units
582. Find the area bounded by the
curve 16x2 + 19y2 + 36y – 108 = 0.
a. 47.12 sq. units
b. 23.56 sq. units
c. 18.85 sq. units
d. 37.70 sq. units
Ellipse Determined by Geometric
Conditions
583. The arch of an underpass is a
semi – ellipse 60 ft wide and 20 ft
high. Find the clearance at the edge of
a lane if the edge is 20 ft from the
middle.
a. 14.91 ft b. 15.61 ft
c. 17.14 ft d. 16.33 ft
584. Find the equation of the ellipse
given the following conditions: foci (-3,
2) and (5, 2) major axis is 10.
a. 9x2 + 25y2 – 18x – 100y –
116 = 0
b. 9x2 + 25y2 – 18x + 100y –
116 = 0
c. 9x2 + 25y2 – 18x – 100y +
116 = 0
d. 9x2 + 25y2 – 18x + 100y +
116 = 0
585. Find the equation of the ellipse
with foci at (-6, 0) and (6, 0) and
passes through (9, 0).
a. 9x2 + 5y2 – 405 = 0
b. 5x2 + 9y2 – 450 = 0
c. 9x2 + 5y2 – 450 = 0
d. 5x2 + 9y2 – 405 = 0
Hyperbola
Standard / General form of
Equation of a Hyperbola
586. Determine the coordinates of one
of the foci of the hyperbola 9x2 – 4y2 –
90x + 189 = 0.
a. (1.39, 0) b. (0, 1.39)
c. (-1.39, 0) d. (0, -1.39)
587. Find the coordinate of one foci of
the curve 49x2 – 81y2 + 392x – 162y
+ 4, 672 = 0.
a. (-4, 11.40) b. (-4, 8.40) c.
(-4, 10.40) d. (-4, 9.40)
588. Find the equation of one of the
asymptotes of the hyperbola x2 – 4y2 –
6x – 8y + 1 = 0.
a. x – 2y – 1 + 0
b. x – 2y + 1 = 0
c. x – 2y + 5 = 0
d. x – 2y – 5 = 0
589. Find the equation of the
conjugate hyperbola of the curve 9x2 –
25y2 + 36x + 50y – 214 = 0.
a. 9x2 – 25y2 + 36x + 50y +
236 = 0
b. 9x2 – 25y2 + 36x + 50y -
236 = 0
c. 25y2 – 9x2 + 36x + 50y +
236 = 0
d. 25y2 – 9x2 + 36x + 50y -
236 = 0
Hyperbola Determined by
Geometric Conditions
590. Find the equation of the
hyperbola with foci at (-4, 0) and (4,
0) and passes through (2, 0).
a. 3x2 – y2 + 12 = 0
b. 3x2 – y2 – 12 = 0
c. x2 – 3y2 – 4 = 0
d. x2 – 3y2 + 12 = 0
591. Find the equation of the
hyperbola given the following
condition: center (1, -2), transverse
axis parallel to the x axis, transverse
axis 6, conjugate axis is 10.
a. 25x2 – 9y2 + 50x – 36y +
236 = 0
b. 25x2 – 9y2 - 50x – 36y + 236
=0
 c. 25x2 – 9y2 + 50x – 36y - 236 Translation of Axes
=0 597. Find the equation of the curve x2
d. 25x2 – 9y2 - 50x – 36y - 236 + y2 + 2x – 8y + 8 = 0 if the origin is
=0 moved at (3, -2).
592. Find the equation of the a. x’2 + y’2 – 12x’ + 8y’ + 43 = 0
hyperbola that has a focus at (5, 1) b. x’2 + y’2 – 8x’ + 12y’ + 43 = 0
and the lines y = ±2x + 1 as c. x’2 + y’2 + 8x’ -12y’ + 43 = 0
asymptotes. d. x’2 + y’2 + 12x’ - 8y’ + 43 = 0
a. 4x2 – y2 + 2y – 21 = 0 Rotation of Axes
b. 4x2 – y2 - 2y – 21 = 0 598. Given the equilateral hyperbola
c. 4x2 – y2 + 2y + 21 = 0 xy = 8, determine is eccentricity.
d. 4x2 – y2 - 2y + 21 = 0 a. 1.414 b. 1.732
Locus of points c. 1.368 d. 1.521
593. Find the equation of the locus of 599. Find the acute angle of rotation
the center of circles that are tangent such that the transformed equation of
to the circle x2 + y2 – 12x – 8y + 43 = the given below will have no x’y’ term.
0 and to the y axis. 2x 2  3 xy  y 2  8
a. y2 – 8y – 18x – 43 = 0 a. 45 0
b. 300
b. y2 + 8y – 18x + 43 = 0 c. 60 0
d. 750
c. y2 – 8y – 18x + 43 = 0 Polar Coordinates
d. y2 + 8y – 18x – 43 = 0 600. Determine the vertex of the
594. The perimeter of a triangle is 20 4
units, and the points (2, -3) and (2, 3) curve r  .
1  cos 
are two of the vertices. Find the
a. (2, 0) b. (-2, 0)
equation of the graph of the third
c. (0, 2) d. (0, -2)
vertex.
601. Determine the area bounded by
a. 40x2 + 49y2 – 196y – 1, 764
the curve r = 6cosθ.
=0
a. 28.27 sq. units
b. 49x2 + 40y2 – 196y – 1, 764
b. 113.10 sq. units
=0
c. 50.27 sq. units
c. 40x2 + 49y2 – 196y + 1, 764
d. 12.57 sq. units
=0
Space Coordinates
d. 49x2 + 40y2 – 196y + 1, 764
Distance Between Two Points in
=0
Space
595. Find the equation of the graph of
602. Find the distance between the
a point which moves so that its
points A(3, -5, 0) and B(-2, 4, -6).
distance from (4, 0) is twice its
a. 7.87 units b. 10.86 units
distance from the line x = 1.
c. 11.92 units d. 12.04 units
a. x2 – 3y2 + 12 = 0
603. Find the area bounded by the
b. x2 – 3y2 - 12 = 0
points A(-3, 1, 4), B(0, 8, -2) and C(3,
c. 3x2 – y2 - 12 = 0
2, -3)
d. 3x2 – y2 + 12 = 0
a. 29.98 sq. units
596. Find the equation of the curve
b. 32.11 sq. units
such that the sum of the distances
c. 35.89 sq. units
from any point on the curve to two
d. 39.77 sq. units
fixed points (-3, 0) and (3, 0) is
Vectors
always equal to 8 units.
Scalar Product of Two Vectors
a. 16x2 – 7y2 = 112
604. Given the following vectors A and
b. 16x2 + 7y2 = 112
B:
c. 7x2 + 16y2 = 112
A = 2i + cj + k
d. 7x2 – 16y2 = 112
B = 4i – 2j – 2k
 If the given vectors are
perpendicular, what is the value of c?
a. 3 b. 4 c. 2 d. 5
605. Which of the following is
perpendicular to the vector A = 4i + 2j
– 3k?
a. 3i – 2j + k b. -5i + j – 2k
c. I + 3j + 4k d. 2i + 5j + 6k