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    Senior Secondary Oxford Mathematics for the New Century 4B 11 Basic Properties of Circles

    Consolidation Exercise 11B (Level 1)


    [In this exercise, unless otherwise stated, O is the centre of a circle.]

    Find the unknowns in the following figures. [Nos. 1–18]

    1. A 2. C 3. A
    x C z B
    y O
    O
    O
    80 65 B 260
    C A
    B

    4. 5. D 6. A
    A b
    70
    C O
    a O C
    110 O
    x
    A B 68 B
    C
    B
    BAD is a straight line.

    7. A 8. 9.
    A B
    a
    O
    A b B
    O O 60 4b
    E B
    66
    C C
    y

    D C

    AOC and BOE are straight lines. AOC is a straight line. AOB is a straight line.

    10. B 11. A 12.

    20 O
    140 A 32 24 x B
    y
    A D O
    O C
    D
    c C
    B
    C

    AOCD is a straight line. AOC is a straight line. AOB and ADC are
    straight lines.

    © Oxford University Press 2023 P.8 4B11 Consolidation Exercise 11B (Level 1)
    Senior Secondary Oxford Mathematics for the New Century 4B 11 Basic Properties of Circles

    13. A 14. A 15. A


    25 D
    z
    B 30
    O 80
    y B E
    61
    C
    z B
    D C D C

    AOC is a straight line. AEC and BED are


    straight lines.

    16. A 17. D 18. D


    E
    50 b 34
    B
    a
    E A O
    D E 86 A C
    28 67 y x
    B
    C C
    B

    AEC and BED are straight lines. AEC and BED are straight lines. AOC is a straight line.

    19. In each of the following figures, determine whether AC is a diameter of the circle. Explain your answer.
    (a) (b) B

    50
    A C
    35 65 100
    A C
    D

    ADC is a straight line.

    20. In the figure, AOC = 100 and BOC = 140. B


    (a) Find AOB.
    (b) Find ACB. 140
    O
    100
    A C

    © Oxford University Press 2023 P.9 4B11 Consolidation Exercise 11B (Level 1)
    Senior Secondary Oxford Mathematics for the New Century 4B 11 Basic Properties of Circles

    21. In the figure, AOD and BDC are straight lines. ABC = x + 10 and B
    COD = 2x. Find x. x + 10
    D
    O 2x

    A C

    22. In the figure, AC and OB intersect at D. ADB = 127 and


    CBO = 70. Find CAO.
    C
    O D
    70
    127 B
    A

    23. In the figure, O is the centre of the semi-circle ADCB. BD is the angle C
    D
    bisector of ABC. If BAC = 40, find CAD.

    40
    A B
    O

    24. In the figure, DB is a diameter of the circle. AO // DC and C


    ABD = 26.
    (a) Find CDB. O
    D B
    (b) Find CAO. 26

    © Oxford University Press 2023 P.10 4B11 Consolidation Exercise 11B (Level 1)

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