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Question 1521
waec 1997
A chord is 5cm from the centre of a circle of diameter 26cm. Find the length of the chord
A16cm
B18cm
C24cm
D25.51cm
E51.1cm
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Question 1522
waec 1997

Which of the following is not necessarily true of a rectangle?

AThe diagonals are equal
BThe diagonals bisect each other
CThe diagonals are perpendicular
DEach diagonal divides the area of the rectangle equally
EEach diagonal divides the rectangle into two congruent triangles
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Question 1523
waec 1997
If two triangles are similar, which of the following is true? Their
Acorresponding sides are equal
Bcorresponding angles are equal
Ccorresponding altitudes are equal
Dareas are equal
Eperimeters are equal
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Question 1524
waec 1997

Given that \(\frac{1}{2} \log_{10} P = 1\), find the value of P.

A104
B103
C102
D101
E10-1
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Question 1525
waec 1997

TR is the tangent to the circle PQR with centre O. Find the size of ∠PRT

A44o
B46o
C60o
D74o
E118o
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Question 1526
waec 1997
O is the centre of the circle PQRS. PR and QS intersect at T POR is a diameter, ∠PQT = 42o and ∠QTR = 64o; Find ∠QRT
A68o
B64o
C42o
D32o
E22o.
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Question 1527
waec 1997

Find the value of t for which \(\frac{64}{27} = (\frac{3}{4})^{t - 1}\)

A-4
B-2
C11/3
D2
E4
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Question 1528
waec 1997
Find the common ratio in the GP: log 3, log 9, log 81 ..........
A1
B2
C3
D6
E9
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Question 1529
waec 1997
The eleventh term of an AP, is 25 and its first term is -3. Find its common difference.
A19/10
B21/5
C23/11
D21/2
E24/5
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Question 1530
waec 1997

Divide 3.6721 by 4

A0.9180
B1.4180
C1.1680
D1.9180
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Question 1531
waec 1997
Solve the inequality 3x - 8 ≥ 5x
Ax ≤ 4
Bx ≥ 1
Cx ≤ -4
Dx ≤ -1
Ex < 2
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Question 1532
waec 1997
The interior angles of a pentagon are 126o, 114o, y, 92o and 83o. Find the value of y.
A85o
B95o
C105o
D115o
E125o
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Question 1533
waec 1997

From the diagram above, which of the following is true?

Aa +b + x =180
Ba = b + x
Ca – b = 180 - x
Da + b = x + 180
Ea – b = x - 180.
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Question 1534
waec 1997
PQRS and GHRS are parallelograms on the same base SR and between the same parallel straight line PH and SR. Which of the following is true?
AΔ PGS = Δ QHR
BParallelogram PQRS = Δ QHR
CTrapezium PQXS = Δ QHR
DΔ PGS = Parallelogram GHRS
EParallelogram PQRS = Parallelogram GHRS
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Question 1535
waec 1997

Which of the following statements is/are true when two straight lines intersect?
I. Adjacent angles are equal II. Vertically opposite angles are equal III. Adjacent angles are supplementary

AII only
BI and III only
CII and III only
DI, II and III
EI and II
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Question 1536
waec 1997
In the diagram, EF//QR, PE = 2cm, EQ = 4cm and FR = 6cm. Find x
A2cm
B3cm
C4cm
D5cm
E6cm
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Question 1537
waec 1997

Which of the following is not necessarily sufficient for the construction of a triangle?

AThree sides
BTwo sides and an included angle
CTwo sides and a right angle
DTwo sides and an angle
ETwo angles and a side.
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Question 1538
waec 1997
The diagram above is a triangle XYZ whose area is 23.5cm2. XY =1Ocm and YZ = 8cm, calculate θ correct to the nearest degree.
A34o
B35o
C36o
D37o
E40o
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Question 1539
waec 1997

Find the radius of a circle in which an arc of length 44cm subtends angle 200° at the centre of the circle. [Take π = 22/7]

A3.9cm
B12.6cm
C25.2cm
D38.4cm
E124.5cm
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Question 1540
waec 1997
The cross-section of a prism is a right-angled triangle 3cm by 4cm by 5cm. The height of the prism is 8cm. Calculate its volume
A48cm3
B6Ocm3
C96cm3
D120cm3
E24Ocm3
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