0580/31 Oct/Nov 2021, Question 4: Angles in a Quadrilateral
Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics 0580 · Paper 31 (Core) · Calculator · 10 marks
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The question, in short
Use parallel-line angle facts to find a and b, a quadrilateral with AD extended to find x, and a circle with diameter AC and tangent DCE to find x and y.
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Part (ai) · 1 mark
Find angle a using the two pairs of parallel lines shown.
- 1a and 48° are corresponding angles on parallel lines
- 2a = 48
Answer48
Part (aii) · 1 mark
Find angle b at the crossing of the right line and lower line.
- 1b and 48° are co-interior angles between parallel lines
- 2b = 180 − 48 = 132
Answer132
Part (b) · 2 marks
Quadrilateral ABCD has angles 72°, 119° and 63°; AD is extended to E. Find x, angle CDE.
- 1Angles in a quadrilateral add up to 360°.
- 2Angle ADC = 360 − 119 − 63 − 72 = 106°
- 3ADE is a straight line, so x = 180 − 106 = 74
Answer74
Part (ci) · 1 mark
Give the mathematical name of line BC in the circle.
- 1BC joins two points on the circle
- 2It is a chord
AnswerChord
Part (cii) · 1 mark
Explain why angle ABC equals 90° given AC is a diameter.
- 1AC is a diameter
- 2The angle in a semicircle is 90°
AnswerAngle in a semicircle = 90°
Part (ciii) · 2 marks
Find x, angle BOC, using angle BAC = 46°.
- 1OA = OB (radii), so angle OBA = 46°
- 2Angle BOA = 180 − 46 − 46 = 88
- 3x = 180 − 88 = 92
Answer92
Part (civ) · 2 marks
Find y, angle ADC, using the tangent DCE and straight line ABD.
- 1Tangent ⟂ radius, so angle ACD = 90°
- 2y = 180 − 90 − 46 = 44
Answer44
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