CAT Exam - Quants - (4) Geometry

Geometry:
(68 Questions in total - Please ignore

Q. Nos - They are not in serial order)
1. ABC is an equilateral triangle. P

is a random point inside the
triangle. PD is perpendicular to
BC. PE is perpendicular to AC,
and PF is perpendicular to AB.
Find (PD+PE+PF), if AB=3 units.
(Note: Data insufficiency could be
one of the answer options)
2. A regular Hexagon ABCDEF is

extrapolated to form a regular Star
shaped figure with six vertices (As
shown in the figure). Find the sum
of angles of the vertices of the star
(Theta1 + Theta 2 +... + Theta 6)
3. ABCD is a trapeziod, such that

AB is parallel to CD. It is known
that BC and DA are the non
parallel sides. It is also known that
angle B = angle C = 90 degrees.
If AB= 6cm, BC=4cm, AD=5cm,
then find the area of the trapeziod
ABCD
18
30
22
Case not possible
More than one of the above
4) Janani was wearing a conical

birthday hat of height 30 cms. To
make this fit her sister Rithika, the
conical hat is cut to form a smaller
cone of height 10 cms such that
the smaller conical hat has the
same vertex and vertical axes as
the larger conical hat. What is the
ratio of the volume of the smaller
conical hat to that of the remaining
part of the original conical hat ?
5) O is the centre of the circle.

Find angle QOR.
30
7) SR is parallel to QT. O is the

centre of the circle. Find angle
RUT.
8) A square ABCD is inscribed

inside a circle of circumference
176cms, which is in turn inscribed
inside a square ABCD. Find the
sum of areas of the shaded
regions (Pink shaded and Blue
shaded)
9) In the triangle ABC,

D is the mid point of AB
E is the mid point of AC
F is the mid point of AD
G is the mid point of AE
Find the ratio of the area of

quadrilateral DEGF to the area of
triangle ABC
10 a) PQRS is a parallelogram,
such that points P1 to P5 split PQ
into 6 equal parts, and points S1
to S4 split SR into 5 equal parts.
Find the ratio of the area of the
trapezium P3QRS2 to the area of
the parallelogram PQRS
10 c) PQRS is a parallelogram,
such that points P1 to P4 split PQ
into 5 equal parts, and points S1
to S3 split SR into 4 equal parts.
Find the ratio of the area of the
trapezium P3P4S3S1 to the area
of the parallelogram PQRS
11. An equilateral triangle DCP is

drawn inside a square ABCD. Find
the angle BPA
12) ABCD is a square of side 10

units. Four equal-radii circles are
inscribed inside the square such
that each circle touches two other
circles and two sides of the
square. Find the area of the pink
shaded region.
13) In the given

triangle, AB=BF=FD=DE=EC=CG=
GA. Find Angle A.
(Not a CAT level problem - This
problem is given for concept
understanding)
14) In the given figure, find AB.

Given that
BP=6cm
CP=3cm
CG=15cm
GF=18cm
GD=10cm
15) In the given figure, find the

radius of the circle. Given that
AB=6cm
BC=8cm
Angle B = 90 degrees
16) In the given figure, O is the

centre of the circle. Angle(OCA) is
40 degrees. Find Angle (ABC).
17) In a trapezium ABCD,

CD=AB*4
AB||CD
MPN is perpendicular to AB
and to CD
Find the ratio of the volume of
the solid figure formed by rotating
triangle APB to the volume of
the solid figure formed by rotating
triangle DPC
19) In the given figure

AB=8cm, AD=6cm, DC=3cm
Angle(AOD)=80 degrees,
Angle(DBC)=40 degrees
Find BC

ACB is a quadrant of a circle
with radius R = 2cm
O is the centre of a circle (with
radius r) and is inscribed
inside the quadrant ACB
Find the radius (r) of the inner
circle.

Angle(QPR)=60 degrees
Angle(SQR)=20 degrees
Angle(SRP)=40 degrees
O is the centre of the circle
Find the sum of Angles (PQT, PRO,
QSR)

PQ || ST
PS=ST
Angle(STP)=30 degrees
Find the Angle (SRQ)
24) In the given figure, ABCD is a

square of side 10 units. F and E
are mid points of AB and BC
respectively. Find the ratio of the
area of the shaded region
(Triangle DEF) to the area of the
square ABCD.
25) In the given figure, the

rectangle in the corner measures
10 units * 20 units. One of the
corner touches the circumference
of the circle which is inscribed in
the larger square, as shown in the
image. Find the radius of the
circle.
27) In the given figure,

AB=13,BC=14,CA=15. AD and
EF are perpendiculars to BC. EF
bisects the area of the triangle
ABC into two halves. Find the area
of the shaded region
28) PQRS is a square such that the

areas shaded by yellow, green
and blue colours are 12,20 and
16 sq units respectively. Find the
area of the pink shaded region.
29) In the given figure, ABC and

GHI are two equilateral triangles
such that their sides are parallel to
each other. The length of the side
of the bigger traingle is Sqrt(3)
+1, while the smaller triangle
length is 1 units. Find (DG+EH+FI).
30) Two circles C1 and C2 of

radius 1 cm each overlap in such
a way that the circumference of
C1 passes through centre of C2
and circumference of C2 passes
through the centre of C1. Find the
overlapping region of both the
circles.
32) In the given figure, triangle

ABC has an area of 36 sq units. E
is the mid point of AC. ED and FB
are perpendiculars to AB. Find the
area of the shaded triangle ADF.

quadrilateral ABCD exists such
that AB = 2 units, BC = 11 units. It
is also known that Angle (A) =
Angle (C) = 90 degrees. Find the
length of AC.
34) In the given figure, rectangle

ABCD is such that the sides are
20,25 units respectively. APRQ is
a square with side 5 units. Find the
area of the shaded region SBC.

quadrilateral PQRS is such that the
diagonals intersect at O. Area of
triangle POQ is 16, Area of
triangle SOR is 9. It is also known
that:
Area of Triangle POS = Area
of Triangle ROQ = x
Find x.
36) In the given figure, PQR is an

equilateral triangle. O is the centre
of the circle. Find the ratio of x:y
37) In the given figure, there are 5

circles as shown. Find the ratio of
the radius of the smallest circle C1
to that of the biggest circle C5.
38) In the given figure, Angle (P) =

30, Angle (F)=115, Angle (E) =
130. Find Angle (AOB), where O
is the centre of the circle.
39) In the given figure, PQRS is a

square such that T and U are mid-
points of PS and QR respectively.
Find the ratio of the area of
smaller quadrilateral ABCD (Pink
shaded) to the area of larger
square PQRS
40) In the given figure, PQR is a

triangle, such that QS=1, SP=16,
QR=sqrt(901). Find TR
41) In the given figure, there are

two semi circles with centres C1
and C2 respectively. Their radii
are 5, 10 units respectively. PS arc
is equal to SQ arc. Also ST is
tangential to the circle C2 at T.
Find the length of ST

three squares with sides 5,3 and
1 units respectively. Find the area
of the shaded region.
44) 5 points are taken from

a square (Four vertices form the
first 4 points and the 5th point is
the point formed by the
intersection of the diagonals). Find
the number of triangles which can
be formed by using these 5 points.

two trapeziums ABCD and PQRS
which are inscribed in a circle of
diameter 10 units such that their
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Geometry:

(68 Questions in total - Please ignore

1. ABC is an equilateral triangle. P

2. A regular Hexagon ABCDEF is

3. ABCD is a trapeziod, such that

4) Janani was wearing a conical

5) O is the centre of the circle.

7) SR is parallel to QT. O is the

8) A square ABCD is inscribed

9) In the triangle ABC,

Find the ratio of the area of

11. An equilateral triangle DCP is

12) ABCD is a square of side 10

13) In the given

14) In the given figure, find AB.

15) In the given figure, find the

16) In the given figure, O is the

17) In a trapezium ABCD,

19) In the given figure

20) In the given figure

21) In the given figure

22) In the given figure

24) In the given figure, ABCD is a

25) In the given figure, the

27) In the given figure,

28) PQRS is a square such that the

29) In the given figure, ABC and

30) Two circles C1 and C2 of

32) In the given figure, triangle

33) In the given figure,

34) In the given figure, rectangle

35) In the given figure,

36) In the given figure, PQR is an

37) In the given figure, there are 5

38) In the given figure, Angle (P) =

39) In the given figure, PQRS is a

40) In the given figure, PQR is a

41) In the given figure, there are

43) In the given figure, there are

44) 5 points are taken from

45) In the given figure, there are

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