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Chapter 11 · Class 10 CBSE

Areas Related to Circles 2-Mark Questions Class 10: CBSE PYQs with Answers

Choose the boundary or region first, then use the matching circle formula. Practise selected two-mark questions on sectors, segments, clock hands and shaded regions, with both alternatives of original OR pairs solved.

28 question groups · 43 worked answers · 15 OR pairs · 36 board-paper and 6 official-sample appearances

Key results

What you needStarting relationship
Sector area(θ/360) × πr²
Arc length(θ/360) × 2πr
Sector perimeterArc length + 2r
Sector area from arc length l(12) × r × l
Minor segment areaMinor sector area − triangle area
Major segment areaCircle area − minor segment area
Minute-hand movement6° per minute

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Sectors, arcs and clock hands

Minor and major segments

Shaded and combined regions

Perimeters and circle measurements

Sectors, arcs and clock hands

BasicIncludes accessible-paper appearance2 marks · internal OR

Q1.(a) The length of an arc of a circle of radius 18 cm is 10π cm. Find the angle subtended by this arc at the centre of the circle.

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10π = (θ/360) × 2π × 18

θ = 100°

Answer: 100°

OR

(b) The diameter of a wheel of a bus is 140 cm. Find the number of revolutions the wheel will make in one minute to keep the speed of the bus at 66 km/h.

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Distance in one minute = 66 × 1000 / 60 = 1100 m = 110000 cm

Wheel circumference = (227) × 140 = 440 cm

Number of revolutions = 110000440 = 250

Answer: 250 revolutions

Appeared in: 2023 · Basic · Main

StandardIncludes accessible-paper appearance2 marks

Q2.The length of the minute-hand of a clock is 14 cm. Find the area swept by the minute-hand in 20 minutes.

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Angle = (36060) × 20 = 120°

Area = (120360) × (227) × 14² = 6163 cm²

Answer: 6163 cm² (approximately 205.33 cm²)

Appeared in: 2023 · Standard · Main

StandardIncludes accessible-paper appearance2 marks

Q3.A horse, a cow and a goat are tied, each by ropes of length 14 m, at the corners A, B and C respectively, of a grassy triangular field ABC with sides of lengths 35 m, 40 m and 50 m. Find the total area of grass field that can be grazed by them.

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The three corner sectors each have radius 14 m; their angles add to 180°.

The sectors do not overlap: each side is greater than 14 + 14 = 28 m.

Total area = (180360) × (227) × 14² = 308 m²

Answer: 308 m²

Appeared in: 2024 · Standard · Main

Standard2 marks · internal OR

Q4.(a) The minute hand of a clock is 14 cm long. Find the area on the face of the clock described by the minute hand in 5 minutes.

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Angle = (36060) × 5 = 30°

Area = (30360) × (227) × 14² = 1543 cm²

Answer: 1543 cm² (approximately 51.33 cm²)

OR

(b) Find the length of the arc of a circle which subtends an angle of 60° at the centre of the circle of radius 42 cm.

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Arc length = (60360) × 2 × (227) × 42 = 44 cm

Answer: 44 cm

Appeared in: 2024 · Standard · Main

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Q5.The length of the minute hand of a wall clock is 21 cm. Find the area swept by the minute hand in 45 minutes.

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Angle = (36060) × 45 = 270°

Area = (270360) × (227) × 21² = 1039.5 cm²

Answer: 1039.5 cm²

Appeared in: 2024 · Standard · Supplementary

StandardIncludes accessible-paper appearance2 marks

Q6.The length of the minute hand of a clock is 4·2 cm. Find the area swept by the minute hand in 5 minutes.

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Angle swept in 5 minutes = (560) × 360° = 30°.

Area = (30360) × (227) × 4.2 × 4.2 = 4.62 cm².

Answer: 4.62 cm²

Appeared in: 2026 · Standard · Second board examination

Standard2 marks · internal OR

Q7.(a) The length of the minute hand of a clock is 6 cm. Find the area swept by it when it moves from 7:05 p.m. to 7:40 p.m.

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Elapsed time = 35 minutes.

Angle swept = (3560) × 360° = 210°.

Area swept = (210360) × π × 6².

Using π = 227, area = 66 cm².

Answer: 66 cm²

OR

(b) In the given figure, arcs have been drawn of radius 7 cm each with vertices A, B, C and D of quadrilateral ABCD as centres. Find the area of the shaded region.

Four sectors of radius 7 cm are shaded inside quadrilateral ABCD, one sector at each vertex.
Original CBSE question figure.
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Let the interior angles of ABCD be A, B, C and D.

A + B + C + D = 360°.

Total shaded area = [(A + B + C + D)/360] × π × 7².

= π × 49 = 154 cm², using π = 22/7.

Answer: 154 cm²

Appeared in: 2022–23 · Standard · Official sample

Standard2 marks

Q8.Find the area of a sector of a circle with diameter 28 cm, if the length of the corresponding arc is 22 cm.

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Radius r = 282 = 14 cm; arc length l = 22 cm.

Sector area = (12) × r × l.

= (12) × 14 × 22 = 154 cm².

Answer: 154 cm²

Appeared in: 2026–27 · Standard · Official sample

Minor and major segments

Basic2 marks

Q9.A chord of a circle of diameter 20 cm subtends an angle of 60° at the centre of the circle. Find the area of the corresponding minor segment of the circle. (Use π = 3·14 and √3 = 1·73)

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Radius r = 202 = 10 cm.

The central angle is 60°, so the triangle formed by the chord and radii is equilateral.

Sector area = (60360) × 3.14 × 10² = 1573 cm².

Triangle area = (√34) × 10² = 1734 cm², using √3 = 1.73.

Minor segment area = sector area − triangle area.

= 1573 − 1734 = 10912 cm² ≈ 9.08 cm².

Answer: 10912 cm² ≈ 9.08 cm²

Appeared in: 2025 · Basic · Main

StandardIncludes accessible-paper appearance2 marks · internal OR

Q10.(a) A chord of a circle of radius 14 cm subtends a right angle at the centre. Find the area of the minor segment.

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Area = (90360) × (227) × 14² − (12) × 14² = 154 − 98.

Answer: 56 cm²

OR

(b) The perimeter of a sector of a circle of radius 21 cm is 75 cm. Find the area of the sector.

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Arc length = 75 − 2 × 21 = 33 cm.

Area of sector = (12) × r × arc length = (12) × 21 × 33.

Answer: 346.5 cm²

Appeared in: 2025 · Standard · Main

StandardIncludes accessible-paper appearance2 marks · internal OR

Q11.(a) A chord AB of a circle of radius 14 cm makes a right angle at the centre of the circle. Find the area of the minor segment.

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Area of 90° sector = (90360) × (227) × 14² = 154 cm².

Area of triangle AOB = (12) × 14 × 14 = 98 cm².

Area of minor segment = 154 − 98 = 56 cm².

Answer: 56 cm²

OR

(b) An arc of length 22 cm subtends an angle of 60° at the centre of the circle. Find the area of the sector of the circle made by the arc.

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22 = (60360) × 2 × (227) × r, so r = 21 cm.

Area = (60360) × (227) × 21² = 231 cm².

Answer: 231 cm²

Appeared in: 2026 · Standard · Main

BasicIncludes accessible-paper appearance2 marks · internal OR

Q12.(a) The perimeter of a sector of circle of radius 5·6 cm is 27·2 cm. Find the area of the sector.

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Arc length = 27.2 − 2 × 5.6 = 16 cm.

Area of sector = (12) × radius × arc length = (12) × 5.6 × 16 = 44.8 cm².

Answer: 44.8 cm²

OR

(b) A chord of length 10 cm is drawn in a circle of radius 5√2 cm. Find the area of the minor segment of the circle. (Use π = 3·14)

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The two radii have length 5√2 cm.

10² = (5√2)² + (5√2)², so the central angle is 90° by the converse of Pythagoras.

Sector area = (90360) × 3.14 × (5√2)² = 39.25 cm².

Triangle area = (12) × (5√2)² = 25 cm².

Minor segment area = 39.25 − 25 = 14.25 cm².

Answer: 14.25 cm²

Appeared in: 2026 · Basic · Second board examination

Basic2 marks · internal OR

Q13.(a) Find the diameter of a circle whose area is equal to the sum of the areas of two circles of radii 40 cm and 9 cm.

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Let R be the radius of the required circle.

πR² = π × 40² + π × 9².

R² = 1600 + 81 = 1681, so R = 41 cm.

Diameter = 2R = 82 cm.

Answer: 82 cm

OR

(b) A chord of a circle of radius 10 cm subtends a right angle at the centre. Find the area of minor segment. (Use π = 3.14)

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Area of the 90° sector = (90360) × 3.14 × 10² = 78.5 cm².

The two radii are perpendicular, so the triangle area = (12) × 10 × 10 = 50 cm².

Area of the minor segment = sector area − triangle area.

= 78.5 − 50 = 28.5 cm².

Answer: 28.5 cm²

Appeared in: 2023–24 · Basic · Official sample

Standard2 marks · internal OR

Q14.(a) A horse, a cow and a goat are tied, each by ropes of length 14 m, at the corners A, B and C respectively, of a grassy triangular field ABC with sides of lengths 35 m, 40 m and 50 m. Find the area of grass field that can be grazed by them.

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The grazed parts are three sectors of radius 14 m at the triangle vertices.

The sectors do not overlap: each side is greater than 14 + 14 = 28 m.

The three sector angles add to 180°.

Total grazed area = (180360) × π × 14².

= (12) × (227) × 196 = 308 m².

Answer: 308 m²

OR

(b) Find the area of the major segment (in terms of π) of a circle of radius 5 cm, formed by a chord subtending an angle of 90° at the centre.

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Area of the minor sector = (90360) × π × 5² = 25π/4 cm².

The radii are perpendicular, so triangle area = (12) × 5 × 5 = 252 cm².

Minor segment area = (25π/4 − 252) cm².

Major segment area = circle area − minor segment area.

= 25π − (25π/4 − 252) = (75π/4 + 252) cm².

Answer: (75π/4 + 252) cm²

Appeared in: 2025–26 · Standard · Official sample

Shaded and combined regions

Basic2 marks

Q15.In the given figure, ABCD is a square of side 10 cm. A sector of radius 5 cm is cut out from one of the corners. Find the area of the shaded region. (Take π = 3.14)

Square ABCD has side 10 cm. A quadrant of radius 5 cm centred at A is cut out; the rest of the square is shaded.
Original CBSE question figure.
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The figure shows a quadrant centred at A, with radius 5 cm.

Area = 10² − (90360) × 3.14 × 5² = 100 − 19.625 = 80.375 cm² ≈ 80.38 cm²

Answer: 80.375 cm² ≈ 80.38 cm²

Appeared in: 2024 · Basic · Supplementary

Standard2 marks · internal OR

Q16.(a) A chord is subtending an angle of 90° at the centre of a circle of radius 14 cm. Find the area of the corresponding minor segment of the circle.

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Area of sector = (90360) × (227) × 14² = 154 cm²

Area of triangle = (12) × 14² = 98 cm²

Minor segment = 154 − 98 = 56 cm²

Answer: 56 cm²

OR

(b) Find the area of the shaded region if length of radius of each circle is 7 cm. Each circle touches the other two externally.

Four equal circles of radius 7 cm have their centres at the corners of a square. Adjacent circles touch externally; the central gap inside the square is shaded.
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The figure shows four circles centred at the four corners of a square of side 14 cm.

Shaded area = 14² − 4 × (90360) × (227) × 7² = 196 − 154 = 42 cm²

Answer: 42 cm²

Appeared in: 2024 · Standard · Supplementary

Basic2 marks

Q17.In the given figure, OPRQ is a quadrant of a circle with centre O and radius 10 cm. If OP = 10 cm and OS = 6 cm, find the area of the shaded region. (Use π = 3·14)

Quadrant with OP=OQ=10 cm, S on OQ with OS=6 cm; area between arc PQ and chord PS plus SQ is shaded.
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Shaded area = area of quadrant OPRQ − area of triangle POS.

Area = (14) × 3.14 × 10² − (12) × 10 × 6 = 78.5 − 30.

Answer: 48.5 cm²

Appeared in: 2025 · Basic · Main

Basic2 marks

Q18.From a circular sheet of radius 70 cm, a quadrant is cut. Find the area of the remaining sheet.

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Remaining area = πr² − (14)πr² = (34)πr².

Area = (34) × (227) × 70² = 11550 cm².

Answer: 11550 cm²

Appeared in: 2025 · Basic · Main

Standard2 marks · internal OR

Q19.(a) The perimeter of a sector of a circle of radius 15 cm is 80 cm. Find the area of the sector.

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Arc length l = 80 − 2 × 15 = 50 cm.

Area = (12)rl = (12) × 15 × 50.

Answer: 375 cm²

OR

(b) In the given figure, ABCD is a trapezium with AB ∥ DC. Find the area of the shaded region. (Keep the answer in terms of π).

Trapezium AB parallel DC; angles D=60° and B=120°; sectors at A radius3 cm and C radius6 cm shaded.
Original CBSE question figure.
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Since AB ∥ DC, ∠A = 180° − 60° = 120° and ∠C = 180° − 120° = 60°.

Shaded area = (120360)π × 3² + (60360)π × 6² = 3π + 6π.

Answer: 9π cm²

Appeared in: 2025 · Standard · Supplementary

Standard2 marks · internal OR

Q20.(a) In the figure, find the area of the shaded region. (Take π = 3.14)

A rectangle 20 cm long and 10 cm high contains two equal unshaded circles side by side, each tangent to the horizontal sides and an outer vertical side, and tangent to each other. The region inside the rectangle but outside the circles is shaded.
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Each circle has radius 102 = 5 cm.

Shaded area = rectangle area − 2 × circle area = 20 × 10 − 2 × 3.14 × 5² = 43 cm².

Answer: 43 cm²

OR

(b) Find the radius of the circle whose one sector has area of 66 sq. cm. and the length of its arc is 22 cm.

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Area of sector = (12) × radius × arc length.

66 = (12) × r × 22, so r = 6 cm.

Answer: 6 cm

Appeared in: 2026 · Standard · Second board examination

Standard2 marks · internal OR

Q21.(a) With vertices A, B and C of ΔABC as centres, arcs are drawn with radii 14 cm and the three portions of the triangle so obtained are removed. Find the total area removed from the triangle.

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The three sector angles are A, B and C, with A + B + C = 180°.

Total removed area = [(A + B + C)/360] × π × 14².

= (12) × (227) × 196 = 308 cm².

Answer: 308 cm²

OR

(b) Find the area of the unshaded region shown in the given figure.

A square of side 14 cm contains an unshaded central square with four outward semicircles. The white region is 3 cm from each edge of the outer square.
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The horizontal and vertical extent of the white region is 14 − 3 − 3 = 8 cm.

Let a be the side of its central square. Each semicircle has diameter a.

Total width = a/2 + a + a/2 = 2a, so a = 4 cm.

The semicircle radius is 2 cm.

Unshaded area = square area + four semicircle areas.

= 4² + 4 × (12) × π × 2² = (16 + 8π) cm².

Answer: (16 + 8π) cm²

Appeared in: 2023–24 · Standard · Official sample

Perimeters and circle measurements

Basic2 marks

Q22.In the given figure, two concentric circles with centre O and radii 2 cm and 3 cm are shown. Find the perimeter of the shaded region.

Two concentric circles of radii 2 and 3 cm; the annular 60° sector is shaded.
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The figure shades the annular sector with central angle 60°.

Perimeter = (60360) × 2π × 3 + (60360) × 2π × 2 + 2(3 − 2) = 5π/3 + 2.

Using π = 227, perimeter = 15221 cm.

Answer: 15221 cm ≈ 7.24 cm

Appeared in: 2025 · Basic · Main

Basic2 marks · internal OR

Q23.(a) The area of a smaller circle is equal to the area of a sector of a larger circle with central angle 120°. The radii of the smaller and larger circles are ‘r’ and ‘R’ respectively. Find r : R.

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πr² = (120360)πR², so r²/R² = 1/3.

Taking positive square roots, r : R = 1 : √3.

Answer: 1 : √3

OR

(b) In the given figure, O is the centre of a circle of radius 7 cm. AB is a chord of the circle. Find the perimeter of the shaded region.

Circle radius 7 cm with 60° central angle AOB; minor segment bounded by AB is shaded.
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From the figure ∠AOB = 60°, so triangle AOB is equilateral and AB = 7 cm.

Length of minor arc AB = (60360) × 2 × (227) × 7 = 223 cm.

Perimeter of shaded minor segment = arc AB + chord AB = 223 + 7 = 433 cm.

Answer: 433 cm ≈ 14.33 cm

Appeared in: 2025 · Basic · Main

Basic2 marks

Q24.In the given figure, OABC is a quadrant of a circle with centre O and radius 8 cm. If OD = 6 cm, then find then perimeter of the shaded region.

Quadrant OA=OC=8 cm; OD=6 cm and D lies on OC; region between arc AC, CD and DA is shaded.
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AD = √(OA² + OD²) = √(8² + 6²) = 10 cm; CD = 8 − 6 = 2 cm.

Arc ABC = (90360) × 2 × (227) × 8 = 887 cm.

Perimeter = arc ABC + AD + CD = 887 + 10 + 2 = 1727 cm.

Answer: 1727 cm ≈ 24.57 cm

Appeared in: 2025 · Basic · Main

Basic2 marks

Q25.From a circular sheet of radius 10 cm, a quadrant is cut. Find the perimeter of the remaining sheet.

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Perimeter = remaining 270° arc + two radii = (34) × 2πr + 2r.

With r = 10 and π = 227, perimeter = 3307 + 20 = 4707 cm.

Answer: 4707 cm ≈ 67.14 cm

Appeared in: 2025 · Basic · Main

Standard2 marks · internal OR

Q26.(a) In the given figure, the shape of the top of a table is that of a sector of a circle with centre O and ∠AOB = 90°. If AO = OB = 42 cm, then find the perimeter of the top of the table.

Major sector with a 90° wedge removed; OA=OB=42 cm. The table boundary follows the 270° major arc.
Original CBSE question figure.
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The figure shows the major sector: its arc subtends the reflex angle 360° − 90° = 270°.

Perimeter = (270360) × 2 × (227) × 42 + 2 × 42 = 198 + 84.

Answer: 282 cm

OR

(b) In the given figure, three sectors of a circle of radius 5 cm, making angles 35°, 50° and 95° at the centre are shaded. Find the area of the shaded region. [Use π = 227]

Circle partitioned into sectors; 35°, 50° and 95° sectors are shaded.
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Total shaded angle = 35° + 50° + 95° = 180°.

Area = (180360) × (227) × 5² = 2757 cm².

Answer: 2757 cm² ≈ 39.29 cm²

Appeared in: 2025 · Standard · Main

BasicIncludes accessible-paper appearance2 marks

Q27.A wire when bent in the form of an equilateral triangle encloses an area of 121√3 cm². The same wire is bent into the form of a circle. Find the area enclosed by the circle.

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(√34)a² = 121√3, so a = 22 cm. Wire length = 3a = 66 cm.

2πr = 66 ⇒ r = 10.5 cm, using π = 22/7.

Area of circle = (227) × 10.5².

Answer: 346.5 cm²

Appeared in: 2025 · Basic · Supplementary

Basic2 marks · internal OR

Q28.(a) Find the perimeter of a quadrant of a circle of radius 14 cm.

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Perimeter = two radii + arc length.

= 2r + (90360) × 2πr.

= 2 × 14 + (14) × 2 × (227) × 14.

= 28 + 22 = 50 cm.

Answer: 50 cm

OR

(b) Find the diameter of a circle whose area is equal to the sum of the areas of the two circles of radii 24 cm and 7 cm.

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Let R be the radius of the required circle.

πR² = π × 24² + π × 7².

R² = 576 + 49 = 625, so R = 25 cm.

Diameter = 2R = 50 cm.

Answer: 50 cm

Appeared in: 2022–23 · Basic · Official sample

Questions students ask

What is the difference between arc length and sector perimeter?

An arc is only the curved boundary. A sector also has two straight radii, so its perimeter is arc length + 2r. Trace the entire boundary before substituting into a formula.

How do I find the area of a minor segment?

Find the area of the sector bounded by the chord’s endpoints and the centre, then subtract the area of the triangle formed by the two radii and the chord. For a 90° central angle, the triangle area is (12)r².

How do I find the area of a major segment?

Find the corresponding minor segment first. Subtract it from πr² to obtain the major segment. Do not confuse a major segment with a major sector: their straight boundaries are different.

How do I find the angle swept by a clock’s minute hand?

The minute hand turns through 360° in 60 minutes, so it moves 6° per minute. Multiply the elapsed minutes by 6°, then use that angle and the hand’s length in the sector-area formula.

Which value of π should I use?

Use the value printed in the question. If the paper gives a general instruction such as π = 227, follow it where no different value is stated. If the answer is requested in terms of π, retain π in the final expression.

Why can’t I use the marked angle for every sector in a diagram?

A marked angle may describe the smaller sector while the required region uses the larger arc. Identify the requested region and use 360° minus the marked angle when it represents the complementary major sector.

What changes when a quadrant is cut from a circular sheet?

For the remaining area, subtract one-quarter of the circle’s area. For the remaining perimeter, add the two exposed radii to the three-quarter circular arc. Area and perimeter therefore need different calculations.

Should I round the radius before finding an area?

Keep exact fractions or surds during the working wherever possible and round only the final answer. Use any prescribed value of π or √3 consistently, and write square units for areas and length units for perimeters.

How to write a two-mark solution

  1. Identify the required region or trace the full boundary.
  2. Write the appropriate formula and substitute the given values.
  3. Simplify and give the final answer with the correct unit.
Answer summary · 43 worked answers
QuestionAnswer
Q1 (a)100°
Q1 (b)250 revolutions
Q26163 cm² (approximately 205.33 cm²)
Q3308 m²
Q4 (a)1543 cm² (approximately 51.33 cm²)
Q4 (b)44 cm
Q51039.5 cm²
Q64.62 cm²
Q7 (a)66 cm²
Q7 (b)154 cm²
Q8154 cm²
Q910912 cm² ≈ 9.08 cm²
Q10 (a)56 cm²
Q10 (b)346.5 cm²
Q11 (a)56 cm²
Q11 (b)231 cm²
Q12 (a)44.8 cm²
Q12 (b)14.25 cm²
Q13 (a)82 cm
Q13 (b)28.5 cm²
Q14 (a)308 m²
Q14 (b)(75π/4 + 252) cm²
Q1580.375 cm² ≈ 80.38 cm²
Q16 (a)56 cm²
Q16 (b)42 cm²
Q1748.5 cm²
Q1811550 cm²
Q19 (a)375 cm²
Q19 (b)9π cm²
Q20 (a)43 cm²
Q20 (b)6 cm
Q21 (a)308 cm²
Q21 (b)(16 + 8π) cm²
Q2215221 cm ≈ 7.24 cm
Q23 (a)1 : √3
Q23 (b)433 cm ≈ 14.33 cm
Q241727 cm ≈ 24.57 cm
Q254707 cm ≈ 67.14 cm
Q26 (a)282 cm
Q26 (b)2757 cm² ≈ 39.29 cm²
Q27346.5 cm²
Q28 (a)50 cm
Q28 (b)50 cm

About these questions and solutions

Selected official CBSE two-mark questions with TutorVertex solutions in NCERT-style steps, checked against the cited marking schemes.
Repeated full groups are merged; original OR pairs stay together, with both alternatives solved for practice.

Official sources and question details

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Question 1 sources

2023 · Basic · Main · 430/B · Q24
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
MATHEMATICS_BASIC/430_B_Maths Basic for VI candidates.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 8, 9
Math_Basic/430_VISUALLY IMPAIRED MATHEMATICS BASIC FINAL.pdf

Question 2 sources

2023 · Standard · Main · 30/B/5 · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
MATHEMATICS_STANDARD/30_B_5_Maths Std. for VI candidates.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 10
Maths_Standard/MS 041_30(B) Mathematics 2022-23.pdf

Question 3 sources

2024 · Standard · Main · 30/B · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 13
MATHEMATICS_STANDARD/30(B) Mathematics.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 10
Mathematics_Standard/MS 041_30(B) Mathematics 2023-24.pdf

Question 4 sources

2024 · Standard · Main · 30/4/1 · Q22
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 11
MATHEMATICS_STANDARD/30-4-1(Mathematics Standard).pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 7
Mathematics_Standard/Marking scheme 30 4 1.pdf

2024 · Standard · Main · 30/4/2 · Q24
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 13
MATHEMATICS_STANDARD/30-4-2(Mathematics Standard).pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 9
Mathematics_Standard/Marking scheme 30 4 2.pdf

2024 · Standard · Main · 30/4/3 · Q24
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 13
MATHEMATICS_STANDARD/30-4-3(Mathematics Standard).pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 9
Mathematics_Standard/Marking scheme 30 4 3.pdf

Question 5 sources

2024 · Standard · Supplementary · 30/B · Q24
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
30(B) Mathematics Standard.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 9
MATHS STANDARD/MS_041_30(B)-S Mathematics 2023-24.pdf

Question 6 sources

2026 · Standard · Second board examination · 30/B · Q24
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
Mathmatics_Std/30-B_Maths Std_E2_10_2026.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 9
Mathematics_Standard/MS_X_041_Mathematics_30B_II_Board_2025-26.pdf

Question 7 sources

2022–23 · Standard · Official sample · Standard · Q24
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 4
MathsStandard-SQP.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 2, 3
MathsStandard-MS.pdf

Question 8 sources

2026–27 · Standard · Official sample · Standard · Q24
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 4
MathsStandard-SQP.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 4
MathsStandard-MS.pdf

Question 9 sources

2025 · Basic · Main · 430/1/1 · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
241_Mathematics_Basic/430-1-1_Mathematics Basic.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 9
Math/241 Mathematics Basic/X_241_Mathematics Basic_MS_430_1_1.pdf

Question 10 sources

2025 · Standard · Main · 30/B · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
041_Mathematics_Standard/30 B_Maths Std for Visually Impaired.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 8, 9
Math/041 Mathematics Standard/X_MS_041_Mathematics Standard_30 (B)_2024-25.pdf

Question 11 sources

2026 · Standard · Main · 30/B · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
Mathematics_Standard/1164_30(B)_Mathematics Standard.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 9
041_MATHEMATICS STANDARD\MS_X_041_Mathematics_30(B)_2025-26 (1).pdf

Question 12 sources

2026 · Basic · Second board examination · 430/B · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
Mathmatics_Basic/430-B_Maths Basic_E2_10_2026.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 8
Mathematics_Basic/Mathematics Basic-241 E2 430(B).pdf

Question 13 sources

2023–24 · Basic · Official sample · Basic · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 4
MathsBasic-SQP.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 3
MathsBasic-MS.pdf

Question 14 sources

2025–26 · Standard · Official sample · Standard · Q24
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 4
MathsStandard-SQP.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 4, 5
MathsStandard-MS.pdf

Question 15 sources

2024 · Basic · Supplementary · 430/S/1 · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 13
430-S-1 MATHEMATICS BASIC.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 9
Maths Basic/X_241_MS_430_S_1.pdf

2024 · Basic · Supplementary · 430/S/2 · Q23
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 11
430-S-2 MATHEMATICS BASIC.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 8
Maths Basic/X_241_MS_430_S_2.pdf

2024 · Basic · Supplementary · 430/S/3 · Q21
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 11
430-S-3 MATHEMATICS BASIC.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 7
Maths Basic/X_241_MS_430_S_3.pdf

Question 16 sources

2024 · Standard · Supplementary · 30/S/1 · Q23
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 13
30-S-1 MATHEMATICS STANDARD.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 8
MATHS STANDARD/MS 041_30-S-1 Mathematics 2023-24.pdf

2024 · Standard · Supplementary · 30/S/2 · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
30-S-2 MATHEMATICS STANDARD.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 9
MATHS STANDARD/MS 041_30-S-2 Mathematics 2023-24.pdf

2024 · Standard · Supplementary · 30/S/3 · Q21
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 13
30-S-3 MATHEMATICS STANDARD.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 7, 8
MATHS STANDARD/MS 041_30-S-3 Mathematics 2023-24.pdf

Question 17 sources

2025 · Basic · Main · 430/3/1 · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
241_Mathematics_Basic/430-3-1_Mathematics Basic.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 10
Math/241 Mathematics Basic/X_241_Mathematics Basic_MS_430_3_1.pdf

Question 18 sources

2025 · Basic · Main · 430/1/3 · Q21
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 13
241_Mathematics_Basic/430-1-3_Mathematics Basic.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 7
Math/241 Mathematics Basic/X_241_Mathematics Basic_MS_430_1_3.pdf

Question 19 sources

2025 · Standard · Supplementary · 30/S/1 · Q23
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
Maths_Standard/30-S-1 Maths Standard.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 8, 9
MATHEMATICS_STANDARD/MS_X_041_Mathematics_30-S-1_2024-25.pdf

2025 · Standard · Supplementary · 30/S/2 · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 17
Maths_Standard/30-S-2 Maths Standard.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 9, 10
MATHEMATICS_STANDARD/MS_X_041_Mathematics_30-S-2_2024-25.pdf

2025 · Standard · Supplementary · 30/S/3 · Q21
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
Maths_Standard/30-S-3 Maths Standard.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 7, 8
MATHEMATICS_STANDARD/MS_X_041_Mathematics_30-S-3_2024-25.pdf

Question 20 sources

2026 · Standard · Second board examination · 30/8/1 · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 17
Mathmatics_Std/30-8-1_Maths Std_E2_10_2026.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 9, 10
Mathematics_Standard/MS_X_041_Mathematics_30-8-1_2025-26 F (1).pdf

2026 · Standard · Second board examination · 30/8/2 · Q21
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 17
Mathmatics_Std/30-8-2_Maths Std_E2_10_2026.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 8
Mathematics_Standard/MS_X_041_Mathematics_30-8-2_2025-26 F (1).pdf

2026 · Standard · Second board examination · 30/8/3 · Q22
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 17
Mathmatics_Std/30-8-3_Maths Std_E2_10_2026.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 8, 9
Mathematics_Standard/MS_X_041_Mathematics_30-8-3_2025-26 F (1).pdf

Question 21 sources

2023–24 · Standard · Official sample · Standard · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 5
MathsStandard-SQP.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 2, 3
MathsStandard-MS.pdf

Question 22 sources

2025 · Basic · Main · 430/1/2 · Q23
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
241_Mathematics_Basic/430-1-2_Mathematics Basic.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 8
Math/241 Mathematics Basic/X_241_Mathematics Basic_MS_430_1_2.pdf

Question 23 sources

2025 · Basic · Main · 430/2/1 · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 11
241_Mathematics_Basic/430-2-1_Mathematics Basic.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 8, 9
Math/241 Mathematics Basic/X_241_Mathematics Basic_MS_430_2_1.pdf

2025 · Basic · Main · 430/2/2 · Q23
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 11
241_Mathematics_Basic/430-2-2_Mathematics Basic.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 6, 7
Math/241 Mathematics Basic/X_241_Mathematics Basic_MS_430_2_2.pdf

2025 · Basic · Main · 430/2/3 · Q21
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 11
241_Mathematics_Basic/430-2-3_Mathematics Basic.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 7
Math/241 Mathematics Basic/X_241_Mathematics Basic_MS_430_2_3.pdf

Question 24 sources

2025 · Basic · Main · 430/3/2 · Q23
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 13
241_Mathematics_Basic/430-3-2_Mathematics Basic.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 9
Math/241 Mathematics Basic/X_241_Mathematics Basic_MS_430_3_2.pdf

Question 25 sources

2025 · Basic · Main · 430/3/3 · Q21
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 13
241_Mathematics_Basic/430-3-3_Mathematics Basic.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 7
Math/241 Mathematics Basic/X_241_Mathematics Basic_MS_430_3_3.pdf

Question 26 sources

2025 · Standard · Main · 30/2/1 · Q22
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 13, 15
041_Mathematics_Standard/30-2-1_Mathematics Standard.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 7, 8
Math/041 Mathematics Standard/X_MS_041_Mathematics Standard_30-2-1_2024-25.pdf

2025 · Standard · Main · 30/2/2 · Q23
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 15
041_Mathematics_Standard/30-2-2_Mathematics Standard.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 8
Math/041 Mathematics Standard/X_MS_041_Mathematics Standard_30-2-2_2024-25.pdf

2025 · Standard · Main · 30/2/3 · Q21
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 13
041_Mathematics_Standard/30-2-3_Mathematics Standard.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 7
Math/041 Mathematics Standard/X_MS_041_Mathematics Standard_30-2-3_2024-25.pdf

Question 27 sources

2025 · Basic · Supplementary · 430/B · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 13
Maths_Basic/430(B)-S Maths Basic Blind.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 9
MATHEMATICS_BASIC/430_B Final.pdf

Question 28 sources

2022–23 · Basic · Official sample · Basic · Q25
Official Question paper · PDF pp. 4
MathsBasic-SQP.pdf
Official Marking scheme · PDF pp. 3
MathsBasic-MS.pdf

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