CBSE Board Practice

Generated 310 Correct 0 (0%) Incorrect 0 (0%)

CBSE Grade IX - Heron's Formula

Question 1

1.	In an isosceles triangle △ABC, if base BC = 12 cm and area is 48 sq.cm, then corresponding height of side BC =
	6.00 cm 8.00 cm 7.00 cm 9.00 cm 10.00 cm

Question 2

2.	In an isosceles triangle △ABC, if BC = 18 cm, AB = CA = 11 cm, then corresponding height of side AB =
	10.35 cm 5.35 cm 13.35 cm 15.35 cm 7.35 cm

Question 3

3.	In an isosceles triangle △ABC, the corresponding height of the side BC is 9.22 cm and area is 55.32 sq.cm, then side CA =
	14.00 cm 8.00 cm 11.00 cm 6.00 cm 16.00 cm

Question 4

4.	A traffic sign board is in the shape of an equilateral triangle . If its perimeter is 36 cm, what is its area ?
	59.35 sq.cm 67.35 sq.cm 57.35 sq.cm 62.35 sq.cm 65.35 sq.cm

Question 5

5.	In △PQR, if QR = 14 cm, RP = 15 cm, PQ = 13 cm, then corresponding height of side QR =
	9.00 cm 15.00 cm 7.00 cm 17.00 cm 12.00 cm

Question 6

6.	Reshma has a triangular field with sides 160 m, 90 m and 200 m. She wanted to grow carrots and cabbages. She divided the field into two parts by joining the mid-point of the longest side to the opposite vertex, and grew carrots in one part and cabbages in the other part. How much area has been used for carrots.
	3472.81 sq.m 3512.81 sq.m 3732.81 sq.m 3582.81 sq.m 3392.81 sq.m

Question 7

7.	In an isosceles triangle △ABC, the corresponding height of the side BC is 12 cm and area is 60 sq.cm, then corresponding height of side AB =
	10.23 cm 7.23 cm 11.23 cm 8.23 cm 9.23 cm

Question 8

8.	In an isosceles triangle △ABC, if BC = 18 cm, AB = CA = 10 cm, then corresponding height of side CA =
	9.85 cm 8.85 cm 6.85 cm 5.85 cm 7.85 cm

Question 9

9.	In an isosceles triangle △ABC, if base BC = 18 cm and area is 71.44 sq.cm, then side CA =
	17.00 cm 9.00 cm 15.00 cm 12.00 cm 7.00 cm

Question 10

10.	In △PQR, if QR = 19 cm, RP = 14 cm and the corresponding height of side QR = 8.82 cm, then perimeter of the triangle =
	40.00 cm 48.00 cm 45.00 cm 50.00 cm 42.00 cm

• Verify Response
• More Questions