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Exam-Style Questions.Problems adapted from questions set for previous Mathematics exams. |
1. | GCSE Higher |
The exterior angle of a regular polygon is 72°
What is the name of the regular polygon?
2. | GCSE Higher |
The diagram, not drawn to scale, show a polygon with one line of symmetry, AE.
Angle HAB is 90° and interior angle DEF is 220°.
Work out the size of angle ABC which is half the size of interior angle BCD and twice the size of angle CDE.
3. | GCSE Higher |
A number of regular pentagons and squares are arranged around the outside of a large blue regular polygon. Just the lower part of the arrangement is shown below.
How many sides does the large blue regular polygon have?
4. | GCSE Higher |
PQRS is a rhombus and C is the midpoint of QS.
The angle QRS is 120o and A is the point on QS such that PA = AQ.
Calculate the size of angle CPA.
5. | IGCSE Extended |
The diagrams are not drawn to scale
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ABCDEF is a hexagon with AB parallel to ED and BC parallel to FE. GFE and GABH are straight lines. Angle CBH = 70o and angle EFA = 90o. Calculate the values of: (a) \(p\); (b) \(q\); (c) \(t\); (d) \(x\). |
K, P, J and N are points on a circle and KN = NP. KJ is a diameter and LKM is the tangent to the circle at K. Angle LKN = 59o. Find the values of: (e) \(y\); (f) \(z\). |
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