Exam 12: Geometry Problems: Complementary Angles, Collinear Points, and Similar Triangles

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  -Any two polygons that are similar to each other are also congruent to each other. -Any two polygons that are similar to each other are also congruent to each other.

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  -You have proved that   by the reason ASA and in turn that   by CPCTC. What reason allows you to further conclude that Z is the midpoint of   ? -You have proved that   -You have proved that   by the reason ASA and in turn that   by CPCTC. What reason allows you to further conclude that Z is the midpoint of   ? by the reason ASA and in turn that   -You have proved that   by the reason ASA and in turn that   by CPCTC. What reason allows you to further conclude that Z is the midpoint of   ? by CPCTC. What reason allows you to further conclude that "Z is the midpoint of   -You have proved that   by the reason ASA and in turn that   by CPCTC. What reason allows you to further conclude that Z is the midpoint of   ? ?"

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  -For a regular pentagon, the measure of each central angle is 72°. -For a regular pentagon, the measure of each central angle is 72°.

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  -In   , m   = 90°. If c = 17.3 inches and m   = 55°, find the length a correct to tenths of an inch. -In   -In   , m   = 90°. If c = 17.3 inches and m   = 55°, find the length a correct to tenths of an inch. , m   -In   , m   = 90°. If c = 17.3 inches and m   = 55°, find the length a correct to tenths of an inch. = 90°. If c = 17.3 inches and m   -In   , m   = 90°. If c = 17.3 inches and m   = 55°, find the length a correct to tenths of an inch. = 55°, find the length a correct to tenths of an inch.

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  -For the right triangle with sides of lengths 5 in, 12 in, and 13 in, find the length of the radius of the inscribed circle. -For the right triangle with sides of lengths 5 in, 12 in, and 13 in, find the length of the radius of the inscribed circle.

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  -  and   are adjacent angles. Where m   and m   , we have   and   . Find m   . -  -  and   are adjacent angles. Where m   and m   , we have   and   . Find m   . and   -  and   are adjacent angles. Where m   and m   , we have   and   . Find m   . are adjacent angles. Where m   -  and   are adjacent angles. Where m   and m   , we have   and   . Find m   . and m   -  and   are adjacent angles. Where m   and m   , we have   and   . Find m   . , we have   -  and   are adjacent angles. Where m   and m   , we have   and   . Find m   . and   -  and   are adjacent angles. Where m   and m   , we have   and   . Find m   . . Find m   -  and   are adjacent angles. Where m   and m   , we have   and   . Find m   . .

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  -A right circular cylinder of altitude h and with a base of radius r has lateral area L where   . -A right circular cylinder of altitude h and with a base of radius r has lateral area L where   -A right circular cylinder of altitude h and with a base of radius r has lateral area L where   . .

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  -A storage tank is in the shape of a right circular cylinder. If r = 3 ft and h = 4 ft,find the exact volume of the cylinder. -A storage tank is in the shape of a right circular cylinder. If r = 3 ft and h = 4 ft,find the exact volume of the cylinder.

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Points A and B have symmetry with respect to the x-axis. If A = (4.5,-6.3), find the coordinates of point B.

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Each interior angle of a regular hexagon measures 60°.

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  -For the concentric circles, the outer circle radius is R = 6 in while that of the inner circle is r = 3 in. Find the exact area of the annulus (ring) that is determined by the two circles. -For the concentric circles, the outer circle radius is R = 6 in while that of the inner circle is r = 3 in. Find the exact area of the annulus (ring) that is determined by the two circles.

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If points A and B have symmetry with respect to the origin, find B if A = ( If points A and B have symmetry with respect to the origin, find B if A = (   ). ).

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Points A, B, and C are collinear on horizontal line segment Points A, B, and C are collinear on horizontal line segment   . Point D lies above   . If m   is 14° larger than m   , find m   . . Point D lies above Points A, B, and C are collinear on horizontal line segment   . Point D lies above   . If m   is 14° larger than m   , find m   . . If m Points A, B, and C are collinear on horizontal line segment   . Point D lies above   . If m   is 14° larger than m   , find m   . is 14° larger than m Points A, B, and C are collinear on horizontal line segment   . Point D lies above   . If m   is 14° larger than m   , find m   . , find m Points A, B, and C are collinear on horizontal line segment   . Point D lies above   . If m   is 14° larger than m   , find m   . .

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The diagonals of quadrilateral ABCD are perpendicular. If AC = 14 inches and BD = 25 inches, find the area of ABCD.

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What is the locus of the midpoints of the radii of What is the locus of the midpoints of the radii of   whose radius measures 4 inches? whose radius measures 4 inches?

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In In   ,   . Also,   . Find   . , In   ,   . Also,   . Find   . . Also, In   ,   . Also,   . Find   . . Find In   ,   . Also,   . Find   . .

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  -Given the coplanar lines and the fact that   , which lines must be parallel? -Given the coplanar lines and the fact that   -Given the coplanar lines and the fact that   , which lines must be parallel? , which lines must be parallel?

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  -For a circle, the constant ratio of the circumference C to length of diameter d is represented by the number   . -For a circle, the constant ratio of the circumference C to length of diameter d is represented by the number   -For a circle, the constant ratio of the circumference C to length of diameter d is represented by the number   . .

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  -For the triangle with angle measures   ,   , and   for angles A, B, and C respectively, the area of the triangle can be calculated by using the formula   . -For the triangle with angle measures   -For the triangle with angle measures   ,   , and   for angles A, B, and C respectively, the area of the triangle can be calculated by using the formula   . ,   -For the triangle with angle measures   ,   , and   for angles A, B, and C respectively, the area of the triangle can be calculated by using the formula   . , and   -For the triangle with angle measures   ,   , and   for angles A, B, and C respectively, the area of the triangle can be calculated by using the formula   . for angles A, B, and C respectively, the area of the triangle can be calculated by using the formula   -For the triangle with angle measures   ,   , and   for angles A, B, and C respectively, the area of the triangle can be calculated by using the formula   . .

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In order to circumscribe a circle about regular hexagon ABCDEF, we bisect angle A and B to determine center O as the intersection. What is the radius length for the circle?

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