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Important Questions on Mensuration

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Achieve Indian Army Agniveer Mathematics Practice Book>Chapter 11 - Mensuration>Exercise 1>Q 2
A regular hexagonal pizza is cut in six equal parts. The area of one part is 23 cm2  Find the total area of the pizza.
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Achieve Indian Army Agniveer Mathematics Practice Book>Chapter 11 - Mensuration>Exercise 1>Q 3
If the height and radius of a right cylinder are doubled, then the ratio of the new volume of the cylinder to that of the original cylinder is:
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Achieve Indian Army Agniveer Mathematics Practice Book>Chapter 11 - Mensuration>Exercise 1>Q 4
If the diameter of a circular wheel is 1.4 m, how many revolutions will it make to cover 22 km?
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Achieve Indian Army Agniveer Mathematics Practice Book>Chapter 11 - Mensuration>Exercise 1>Q 5
If the radius of a circle increases by 4 cm, then what is the percentage change in its area?
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Achieve Indian Army Agniveer Mathematics Practice Book>Chapter 11 - Mensuration>Exercise 1>Q 6

Raman makes two circles with the same point at the centre. If the difference between the circumferences of the outer circle and the inner circle is 44 cm, then find the difference between the radii of the outer circle and the inner circle.

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Achieve Indian Army Agniveer Mathematics Practice Book>Chapter 11 - Mensuration>Exercise 1>Q 7
The radius of a circle is 6 cm. What is the radius of another circle whose area is 36 times the first one?
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Achieve Indian Army Agniveer Mathematics Practice Book>Chapter 11 - Mensuration>Exercise 1>Q 16
The circumference of the base of a right cylinder is 33 cm and height is 330 cm. What is the volume of this cylinder?
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Achieve Indian Army Agniveer Mathematics Practice Book>Chapter 11 - Mensuration>Exercise 1>Q 17
The length, breadth, and height of a room is 5 m, 4 m and 3 m respectively. The area of the four walls is: