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100

Find the measures of angles x, y, and z without measuring.

Angle x = 180 - 128 = 52 degrees

Angle y = 128 degrees

Angle z = Angle x = 52 degrees

100

Calculate the area of a rectangle with length 30 in and width 10 in.

A = L * W

A = 30 * 10

A = 300  square inches

100

A rectangular pyramid is cut with a plane that is parallel to the pyramid's base. What figure is formed at the cross-section?

It is a rectangle.

200

Draw two angles that are complementary.

(The sum of the angles' measures must equal 90 degrees.)

200

A large circular wall clock has a diameter of 40.0 cm.  Find its area to the nearest ten square centimeters.

 A=pi*r^2

A=pi*(20)^2

A=pi*(400)

A=1256.64cm^2 

Rounded to the nearest ten is :

1260 cm^2


200

Calculate the volume of this water tank in cubic METERS.

In meters, the l, w, & h are 0.8, 0.4, and 0.4.

V = l * w * h

V = (0.8)(0.4)(0.4)

V = 0.128 m^3

300

Lines m and n are parallel.  Find the measure of angle B without measuring.

In triangle ABC, the angle at C is 55 degrees (vertical angles).  Then, because the angle sum of any triangle is 180 degrees, we get B + 72 + 55 = 180.

B +127 = 180

B = 53 degrees

300

Calculate the area of this trapezoidal plot of land:

A = 1/2 (500 + 900)* 550

A= 1/2 (1400)* 550

A= 700 * 550

A= 385,000 sq. ft.



300

One acre is 4,840 square feet.  Use that information to convert an area of 100,000 sq ft to acres.  Round your answer to the hundredth of an acre.

100,000 ft^2 * (1 acre)/(4840 ft^2) 

= (100,000)/(4840) acres

= 20.661157 acres

approx 20.66 acres

400

Write an equation for the unknown angle.  Then solve it.  Do not measure any angles.

56 + x + 74 = 180 degrees

x + 130 = 180 

x = 50 degrees

400

Calculate the surface area of this cylindrical bucket for toys to the nearest ten square centimeters.

A = pi*r^2

A = pi*(12)^2

A = pi * 144

A = 452.39 cm^2

2*452.39 = 904.78 cm^2

A=L*W

L = C = pi*diameter

L = C = pi * 24 = 75.40

A = 75.40 * 30 = 2,261.95 cm^2

904.78 + 2,261.95 = 3,166.72 cm^2

approx3,170 cm^2

500

An isosceles triangle has an 80-degree top angle and two 11-cm sides.  Calculate the angle measure of the base angles.

The two base angles are equal since the triangle is isosceles. So you could write the equation:

x + x + 80 = 180 degrees

2x + 80 = 180

2x = 100

x = 50 degrees (Both angles will be 50 degrees.)

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