Constructing a Triangle using SAS property
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Q. Which of the following statements is correct?
Statement 1: It is possible to construct a unique triangle when the measurements of two sides and the non-included angle are given.
Statement 2: It is possible to construct a triangle when the measurements of two sides and the included angle are given.
Statement 1: It is possible to construct a unique triangle when the measurements of two sides and the non-included angle are given.
Statement 2: It is possible to construct a triangle when the measurements of two sides and the included angle are given.
- Both the statements are incorrect.
- Statement 2 is correct and statement 1 is incorrect.
- Both statements are correct.
- Statement 1 is correct and statement 2 is incorrect.
Q. The steps to construct a △PQR, where PQ=4 cm, QR=5.2 cm, and ∠Q=60∘ is given below. Choose the correct order.
1. Draw a line segment that is sufficiently long using a ruler.
2. At Q, construct a line segment QM, which is sufficiently large such that ∠MQR=60∘.
3. Locate points Q and R on it such that QR=5.2 cm.
4. With Q as the center and a radius of 4 cm, draw an arc cutting QM at P and join PR.
1. Draw a line segment that is sufficiently long using a ruler.
2. At Q, construct a line segment QM, which is sufficiently large such that ∠MQR=60∘.
3. Locate points Q and R on it such that QR=5.2 cm.
4. With Q as the center and a radius of 4 cm, draw an arc cutting QM at P and join PR.
- 2, 1, 3, 4
- 1, 2, 3, 4
- 1, 3, 2, 4
- 2, 3, 1, 4
Q. Construct a ∠ABC , where AB=2.7 cm, BC=3.7cm, and the right angle is at B. Also, find the approximate length of the side AC.
- 3.2 cm
- 4 cm
- 3.8 cm
- 4.6 cm
Q. In a right triangle ABC of area 6 cm2, AB and BC are perpendicular sides. The length of AB is 3 cm. Construct a triangle and find its perimeter.
- 12 cm
- 15 cm
- 10 cm
- 20 cm
Q. In an isosceles △ABC, AB=BC=4.5 cm, and ∠BAC=30∘. What will be the perimeter of the triangle?
- 16 cm
- 23.4 cm
- 15.2 cm
- 16.8 cm
Q. In a ΔABC of area 12 square centimeters, AB and BC are perpendicular sides. The length of AB is 6 centimeters. Which of the following options is true?
- AC=7.2 cm and Perimeter of ΔABC=17.2 cm
- AC=7.2 cm and Perimeter of ΔABC=10.2 cm
- AC=7 cm and Perimeter of ΔABC=17.2 cm
- AC=6.2 cm and Perimeter of ΔABC=17.2 cm
Q. A right triangle, △ABC has an area of 12 cm2 . Which of the following is the possible length of side AC if AB and BC are the perpendicular sides?
- 42.02 cm
- 2.71 cm
- 8.5 cm
- 21.17 cm
Q. A carpenter wants to make a triangular table top using two sides and one angle. The two sides of the table should be 24 units and 8 units and the angle between the two sides is 30∘. Identify the correct sequence of the steps to construct the triangle.
1. Draw an angle 30∘ with the vertex at A.
2. Draw AB=3 units.
3. Set the scale as 1 units = 8 units.
4. Cut an arc of radius 1 in with A as the center.
5. Join BC.
6. Name the third point.
1. Draw an angle 30∘ with the vertex at A.
2. Draw AB=3 units.
3. Set the scale as 1 units = 8 units.
4. Cut an arc of radius 1 in with A as the center.
5. Join BC.
6. Name the third point.
Q. If AB=3 centimeters, AC=5 centimeters and ∠B=30°, why can △ABC not be constructed uniquely with AC as base?
- The vertex A coincides with the vertex C
- Two sides and the included angle is given
- The other two angles are not given
- The vertex B cannot be uniquely located
Q. A triangular table needs to be made. The two sides of the table should be 15 ft and 5 ft, respectively, and the angle between the two sides is 30∘. Identify the correct sequence of steps to construct the triangle.
1. Draw an angle 30∘ with the vertex at A.
2. Draw AB=3 in.
3.Set the scale as 1 in = 5 ft.
4. Cut an arc of radius 1 in with A as the center.
5.Join BC.
6.Name the third point.
1. Draw an angle 30∘ with the vertex at A.
2. Draw AB=3 in.
3.Set the scale as 1 in = 5 ft.
4. Cut an arc of radius 1 in with A as the center.
5.Join BC.
6.Name the third point.
- 3−6−1−4−2−5
- 3−2−1−4−6−5
- 3−6−1−4−2−5
- 3−2−1−5−6−4
Q. In ΔPQY, ∠P=50∘. If PQ=3 cm and PY=3.5 cm, how many such triangles are possible?
- Infinite
- One
- Two
- Cannot be determined
Q. In △ABC, AB=AC=4.5 cm, and ∠BAC=72∘ lies inside a regular pentagon such that the side BC is one of the sides of the pentagon. What will be the perimeter of the pentagon?
- 26.5 cm
- 22.5 cm
- 29.5 cm
- 25.7 cm