S Purkayastha Solutions for Chapter: Understanding Quadrilaterals, Exercise 6: Multiple Choice Questions

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Attempt the free practice questions on Chapter 12: Understanding Quadrilaterals, Exercise 6: Multiple Choice Questions with hints and solutions to strengthen your understanding. Maths Hub (ICSE) solutions are prepared by Experienced Embibe Experts.

Questions from S Purkayastha Solutions for Chapter: Understanding Quadrilaterals, Exercise 6: Multiple Choice Questions with Hints & Solutions

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Maths Hub (ICSE)>Chapter 12 - Understanding Quadrilaterals>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 1

Number of diagonals in a triangle is

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Maths Hub (ICSE)>Chapter 12 - Understanding Quadrilaterals>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 2

Number of diagonals in a convex pentagon is

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Maths Hub (ICSE)>Chapter 12 - Understanding Quadrilaterals>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 3

Number of diagonals in a polygon having 11 sides is

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Maths Hub (ICSE)>Chapter 12 - Understanding Quadrilaterals>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 4

Number of diagonals of a polygon having n sides is

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Maths Hub (ICSE)>Chapter 12 - Understanding Quadrilaterals>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 5

The sum of all interior angles of a polygon of n sides is

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Maths Hub (ICSE)>Chapter 12 - Understanding Quadrilaterals>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 6

The measure of each exterior angle of a regular polygon is 18°. The number of sides of the polygon is

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Maths Hub (ICSE)>Chapter 12 - Understanding Quadrilaterals>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 9

In which of the quadrilateral, only one pair of opposite sides are parallel?

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Maths Hub (ICSE)>Chapter 12 - Understanding Quadrilaterals>Multiple Choice Questions>Q 10

In which of the quadrilaterals, only one pair of opposite angles are equal?