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Q5) A man is cycling along the boundary of a square park at a speed of 10.8 Km/hr and completes one round in 6 minutes. Then the area of the park (in sq m) is
1) 78400
2) 72900
3) 27000
4) 65600

Perimeter of the park = Distance covered in 6 minutes = (10800/60)×6 = 1080 m
Side of the park = 1080/4 = 270 m
Area = 2702 = 72900 sq m.
Hence, option 2.



Q6) Find the area of a circle whose circumference is 88 m.
1) 616 m2
2) 1232 m2
3) 308 m2
4) 154 m2

Let 'r' be the radius of a circle of circumference 88 m
2πr = 88
2×(22/7)×r = 88
On solving, r = 14 m
Area of a circle = πr2 = (22/7)×14×14 = 616 m2
Hence, option 1.



Q7) Area of two circular fields is in the ratio 25:49. If the radius of the latter is 14 m, find the radius of the former?
1) 7 m
2) 5 m
3) 19.6 m
4) 10 m

If ratio of areas is 25:49, then ratio of radii is √25:√49 = 5:7
R/14 = 5/7
R = 10 m
Hence, option 4.



Q8) The percentage increase in the area of a rectangle, if each of its sides is increased by 30% is:
1) 30%
2) 45%
3) 69%
4) 60%

Let original length be L and original breadth be B
Initial Area = L × B
As length and breadth are increased by 30% so new length be 1.3L and new breadth be 1.3B
Final Area = (1.3L)(1.3B) = 1.69 LB
∴ Percentage increase
Change in Area = Final Area - Initial Area = 1.69LB - LB = 0.69LB
∴ Percentage increase = 69%
Hence, option 3.




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