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Math Exercise Paper 2: Geometry Problems

The document contains a math exercise paper with various problems involving geometry, including the similarity of triangles, angles in circles, and the relationship between the dimensions and capacities of similar shapes. Specific tasks include proving triangle similarity, calculating lengths and angles, and finding surface areas based on given capacities. The problems are structured to test understanding of geometric principles and relationships.

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Math Exercise Paper 2: Geometry Problems

The document contains a math exercise paper with various problems involving geometry, including the similarity of triangles, angles in circles, and the relationship between the dimensions and capacities of similar shapes. Specific tasks include proving triangle similarity, calculating lengths and angles, and finding surface areas based on given capacities. The problems are structured to test understanding of geometric principles and relationships.

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MATH EXERCISE

PAPER 2
No. 1

No. 2
No. 3
In the diagram, ABCD is a parallelogram. PDA and PQRB are straight lines.

PQ = 10 cm, QR = 8 cm, and PD : PA = 1 : 3.


a. Show that ∆PAR and ∆BRC are similar.
b. Find the length of RB

No. 4
No. 5
In the figure, AB is a diameter of the circle with centre O. BEF is a tangent to circle at B,
∠BAE = 20⁰ and ∠AFB = 40⁰.
Find the angles u, v, w, x, y, and z.

No. 6
The tangent to a circle at P, Q, and R intersect at A, B, and C as shown.
Given that ∠BAC = 42⁰ and ∠PQB = 56⁰, find
a. ∠PQR
b. ∠ACB
c. ∠RPQ
d. ∠PRQ
No. 7

No. 8
1
a. Two similar glasses have heights of 3 3 cm and 5 cm respectively. If the capacity of the
smaller glass is 48 cm³, find the capacity of the larger glass.
b. Two similar containers have capacities of 76.8 cm³ and 32.4 cm³ respectively. Given that the
surface area of the larger container is 168 cm², find the surface area of the smaller container.

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