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In any triangle, the number of circle touching the side are:

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Important Questions on Geometry

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Practice book for English and Aptitude for SRMJEEE (UG)>Chapter 5 - Geometry>Circles>Q 12
The radius of a circle has been reduced from 9 cm to 7 cm. The approximate percentage decrease in area is:
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Practice book for English and Aptitude for SRMJEEE (UG)>Chapter 5 - Geometry>Circles>Q 13
AB and CD are two chords of the circle intersecting at the point O outside the circle. If AB=7cm, BO=5cm, OD=3 cm, then the measure of OC is:
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Practice book for English and Aptitude for SRMJEEE (UG)>Chapter 5 - Geometry>Circles>Q 14
If a chord of a circle of radius 5 cm is a tangent to a circle of radius 3 cm, both the circles being concentric, then the length of the chord is :
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Practice book for English and Aptitude for SRMJEEE (UG)>Chapter 5 - Geometry>Circles>Q 15

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 ∠LTP = 38°, the measure of the reflex ∠TOL is:

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Practice book for English and Aptitude for SRMJEEE (UG)>Chapter 5 - Geometry>Circles>Q 16

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In the diagram PT=12, PA=9 the measure of AB is:

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Practice book for English and Aptitude for SRMJEEE (UG)>Chapter 5 - Geometry>Circles>Q 17
There are two circles of different radii. The Area of a square is, 196 sq.cm, whose side is half the radius of the larger circle. The radius of the smaller circle is three-seventh that of the larger circle. What is the circumference of the smaller circle?
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Practice book for English and Aptitude for SRMJEEE (UG)>Chapter 5 - Geometry>Circles>Q 18
What is the area of a circle whose circumference is 176 cm?
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Practice book for English and Aptitude for SRMJEEE (UG)>Chapter 5 - Geometry>Circles>Q 19
There is a circular ground whose area is 246400 sq. m. If a person runs at the speed of 14.08 m/s, then how much time will he take to complete the circle?