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An altitude is perpendicular to the opposite side.
Class 7 Mathematics Chapter 1 A Tale of Three Intersecting Lines MCQ Practice
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Chapter 1A Tale of Three Intersecting Lines
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Revise A Tale of Three Intersecting Lines from Class 7 Mathematics through focused MCQ practice. Develop calculation skills, logical reasoning and step-by-step problem solving and approach examinations with greater confidence.
This chapter develops angle understanding through intersecting lines. Students learn how angles are formed when lines meet, compare related angles, and use line intersections to observe geometric relationships in diagrams and practical contexts.
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Mathematics
The intersection point of the two arcs in side-side-side construction gives:
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If the two given angles are 95 degrees and 85 degrees, triangle construction fails because:
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Mathematics
A triangle with two equal sides is:
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An equilateral triangle cannot be:
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The third angle of a triangle depends on:
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Mathematics
When two angles are fixed, the third angle is found by:
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The altitude in a right triangle can coincide with:
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Mathematics
A triangle with sides satisfying triangle inequality can be constructed.
Reason: The circles from the ends of the longest side intersect.
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The third angle of a triangle with angles 55 degrees and 65 degrees is:
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