Angle Definitions
Volume
Solve for the Angles
Surface Area
Slicing solids
100
An angle that is opposite from another when two lines cross.
What is a vertical angle?
100
The volume of a cube with side length of 5 m
What is 125 m3?
100
Two angles are supplementary, one angle is 2x degrees the other angles is 3x.
What is 72 degrees and 108 degrees
100
The surface area of a cube with side length of 5 m
What is 150 m2?
100
The 2-dimensional shape if you slice the prism below vertically from base to base
What is a rectangle
200
Two angles with a sum of 180 degrees
What are supplementary angles?
200
The volume of the triangular prism
What is 840 mm3?
200
Two angles are complementary, one angle is 4x and the other angles is 5x.
What is 40 degrees and 50 degrees
200
The surface area of the triangular prism
What is 624 mm2?
200
The 2-dimensional shape you get if you slice the shape below parallel to the base
What is a square
300
Two angles with a sum of 90 degrees.
What are complementary angles?
300
The volume of the rectangular prism:
What is 364 m3?
300
Two angles are complementary, one angle is (2x + 10) degrees and the other angle is (3x + 20) degrees
What is 34 degrees and 56 degrees
300
The surface area of the triangular prism:
What is 342 mm2
300
The cross section when you slice the solid parallel to the base
What is a circle
400
Two angles that share a common vertex and ray
What are adjacent angles?
400
The volume of the prism
What is 75 in3
400
Two angles are supplementary, one angle is (6x - 30) degrees and the other angle is (4x + 10) degrees.
What is 90 degrees and 90 degrees
400
The surface area of the rectangular prism:
What is 117.5 in2
400
The cross section when you slice the solid perpendicular to the base
What is a triangle
500
The supplement of a 67 degree angle
What is an 113 degree angle
500
The volume of the hexagonal prism
What is 135 cm3
500
Three angles of a triangle are 2x, 3x, and 5x
what is 36 degrees, 54 degrees and 90 degrees
500
The surface area of the prism:
What is 390 in2
500
The cross section when you slice the solid parallel to the base
What is a triangle