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Area Follow Up

The document contains a series of geometry problems related to the areas of triangles and quadrilaterals within various shapes such as parallelograms and trapeziums. Each problem provides specific ratios and area values, asking for the area of a particular shape based on the given information. The problems span several years of examinations, indicating a focus on similar triangles and area ratios.

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Area Follow Up

The document contains a series of geometry problems related to the areas of triangles and quadrilaterals within various shapes such as parallelograms and trapeziums. Each problem provides specific ratios and area values, asking for the area of a particular shape based on the given information. The problems span several years of examinations, indicating a focus on similar triangles and area ratios.

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Type 5: length and area ratio of (similar) triangles

[DSE 2012 II (17)]


17. In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram. E and F are points lying on AB and CD respectively. AD
produced and EF produced meet at G. It is given that DF:FC = 3:4 and AD:DG = 1:1. If the
area of DFG is 3 cm2, then the area of the parallelogram ABCD is
A. 12 cm2.
B. 14 cm2.
C. 18 cm2.
D. 21 cm2.

[DSE 2013 II (18)]


18. In the figure, ABCD is a trapezium with AD//BC and AD:BC = 2:3. Let E be the mid-point of BC,
AC and DE intersect at F. If the area of CEF is 36 cm2,then the area of the trapezium ABCD is
A. 216 cm2 .
B. 264 cm2 .
C. 280 cm2 .
D. 320 cm2 .

[DSE 2014 II (17)]


17. In the figure, B is a point lying on AC such that AB:BC = 3:2. It is given that AE // BD. If the area of

BCD and the area of CDE are 4 cm2 and 8 cm2 respectively, then the area of the trapezium ABDE is
A. 18 cm2
B. 21 cm2
C. 27 cm2
D. 33 cm2
[DSE 2015 II (17)]
17. In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram. E is a point lying on CD such that DE : EC = 2 : 3 . AD
produced and BE produced meet at F while AE produced and BC produced meet at G . If the area of
ΔDEF is 8 cm2 , then the area of ΔCEG is
A. 12 cm2 .
B. 18 cm2 .
C. 20 cm2 .
D. 27 cm2 .

[DSE 2016 II (20)]


20. In the figure, ABCD , CDEF and EFGH are squares. AG cuts CD and EF at P and Q respectively.
Find the ratio of the area of quadrilateral DEQP to the area of quadrilateral ABCP.
A. 1 : 2
B. 2 : 3
C. 3 : 5
D. 4 : 9

[DSE 2017 II (16)]


16. In the figure, ABCD and BEDF are parallelograms. E is a point lying on BC such that
BE : EC  2 : 3 . AC cuts BF and DE at G and H respectively. If the area of ABG is 135 cm 2 ,
then the area of the quadrilateral DFGH is
A. 60 cm2 .

B. 81 cm 2 .

C. 90 cm2 .

D. 144 cm2 .
[DSE 2018 II (16)]
16. In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram. E is a point lying on BC such that BE : EC  5:3 . AE and
BD intersect at the point F . If the area of ABF is 120 cm2 , then the area of the quadrilateral CDFE

is
A. 237 cm2 .

B. 307 cm2 .

C. 312 cm2 .

D. 429 cm2 .

[DSE 2019 II (16)]


16. In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram and AEFG is a square. It is given that BE : EF : FC  2: 7 :3 .
BD cuts AE and FG at the points X and Y respectively. If the area of ABX is 24 cm2 , then the

area of the quadrilateral CDYF is


A. 54 cm2 .
B. 77 cm2 .
C. 81 cm2 .
D. 87 cm2 .

[DSE 2020 II (17)]


17. In the figure, P and Q are points lying on OR while U and T are points lying on OS such that
OP  PQ  QR and PU //QT //RS . The ratio of the
area of the trapezium PQTU to the area of the
trapezium QRST is

A. 1:2 .

B. 2:3 .

C. 3:5 .

D. 4:9 .
[DSE 2020 II (18)]
18. In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram. Let E be a point lying on AD such that AE : ED  2: 5 . CB is
produced to the point F such that BF  DE . Denote the point of intersection of AB and EF by G . It
is given that BD and CG intersect at
the point H . If the area of AEG is
48 cm2 , then the area of CDH is

A. 98 cm2 .

B. 343 cm2 .

C. 420 cm2 .

D. 588 cm2 .

[DSE 2022 II (17)]


17. In the figure, M and N are points lying on PQ and PR respectively such that PM : MQ  5 : 6 and
QN : NR  3 : 4 . If the area of the quadrilateral MNRP
is 59 cm2, then the area of ∆MNQ is
A. 17 cm2.
B. 18 cm2.
C. 19 cm2.
D. 20 cm2.

[DSE 2023 II (17)]


17. In the figure, PQRS is a parallelogram. Let X be a point lying on PQ . Denote the point of intersection
of PR and SX by Y . If the area of PXY and the area of the quadrilateral QRYX are 32 cm2 and 58 cm2
respectively, then the area of RSY is
A. 40 cm2 .
B. 50 cm2 .
C. 58 cm2 .
D. 72 cm2 .

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