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

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In a right triangle with acute angle measures of In a right triangle with acute angle measures of   and   , sin   . It follows that: and In a right triangle with acute angle measures of   and   , sin   . It follows that: , sin In a right triangle with acute angle measures of   and   , sin   . It follows that: . It follows that:

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If If   and   are supplementary and   , then   must be a(n): and If   and   are supplementary and   , then   must be a(n): are supplementary and If   and   are supplementary and   , then   must be a(n): , then If   and   are supplementary and   , then   must be a(n): must be a(n):

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  -  and   are complementary. Also, m   = 38.6° and   and   are vertical angles.Find m   . -  -  and   are complementary. Also, m   = 38.6° and   and   are vertical angles.Find m   . and   -  and   are complementary. Also, m   = 38.6° and   and   are vertical angles.Find m   . are complementary. Also, m   -  and   are complementary. Also, m   = 38.6° and   and   are vertical angles.Find m   . = 38.6° and   -  and   are complementary. Also, m   = 38.6° and   and   are vertical angles.Find m   . and   -  and   are complementary. Also, m   = 38.6° and   and   are vertical angles.Find m   . are vertical angles.Find m   -  and   are complementary. Also, m   = 38.6° and   and   are vertical angles.Find m   . .

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  -The region bounded by radii   and   and arc   is known as a secant of the circle. -The region bounded by radii   -The region bounded by radii   and   and arc   is known as a secant of the circle. and   -The region bounded by radii   and   and arc   is known as a secant of the circle. and arc   -The region bounded by radii   and   and arc   is known as a secant of the circle. is known as a secant of the circle.

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In a regular polygon, each central angle measures 15°. How many sides does the polygon have?

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  -If two lines intersect, any two adjacent angles formed are: -If two lines intersect, any two adjacent angles formed are:

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  -In   , b = 6.0 inches, m   = 40° and m   = 65°. To the nearest tenth of an inch, find the length C -In   -In   , b = 6.0 inches, m   = 40° and m   = 65°. To the nearest tenth of an inch, find the length C , b = 6.0 inches, m   -In   , b = 6.0 inches, m   = 40° and m   = 65°. To the nearest tenth of an inch, find the length C = 40° and m   -In   , b = 6.0 inches, m   = 40° and m   = 65°. To the nearest tenth of an inch, find the length C = 65°. To the nearest tenth of an inch, find the length C

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  -The polygon shown is concave. -The polygon shown is concave.

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  -In the acute triangle shown, m   , m   , and m   . Suppose that you know the length a and measures of angles   and   . If you wish to find the length b, state the form of the Law of Sines or Law of Cosines that you would use. -In the acute triangle shown, m   -In the acute triangle shown, m   , m   , and m   . Suppose that you know the length a and measures of angles   and   . If you wish to find the length b, state the form of the Law of Sines or Law of Cosines that you would use. , m   -In the acute triangle shown, m   , m   , and m   . Suppose that you know the length a and measures of angles   and   . If you wish to find the length b, state the form of the Law of Sines or Law of Cosines that you would use. , and m   -In the acute triangle shown, m   , m   , and m   . Suppose that you know the length a and measures of angles   and   . If you wish to find the length b, state the form of the Law of Sines or Law of Cosines that you would use. . Suppose that you know the length a and measures of angles   -In the acute triangle shown, m   , m   , and m   . Suppose that you know the length a and measures of angles   and   . If you wish to find the length b, state the form of the Law of Sines or Law of Cosines that you would use. and   -In the acute triangle shown, m   , m   , and m   . Suppose that you know the length a and measures of angles   and   . If you wish to find the length b, state the form of the Law of Sines or Law of Cosines that you would use. . If you wish to find the length b, state the form of the Law of Sines or Law of Cosines that you would use.

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  -In   , a sector is bounded by radii   and   and arc   . If m   = 90° and PX = 6 m, find the exact area of the sector. -In   -In   , a sector is bounded by radii   and   and arc   . If m   = 90° and PX = 6 m, find the exact area of the sector. , a sector is bounded by radii   -In   , a sector is bounded by radii   and   and arc   . If m   = 90° and PX = 6 m, find the exact area of the sector. and   -In   , a sector is bounded by radii   and   and arc   . If m   = 90° and PX = 6 m, find the exact area of the sector. and arc   -In   , a sector is bounded by radii   and   and arc   . If m   = 90° and PX = 6 m, find the exact area of the sector. . If m   -In   , a sector is bounded by radii   and   and arc   . If m   = 90° and PX = 6 m, find the exact area of the sector. = 90° and PX = 6 m, find the exact area of the sector.

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  -In a right triangle,   . Find the value of   . -In a right triangle,   -In a right triangle,   . Find the value of   . . Find the value of   -In a right triangle,   . Find the value of   . .

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Suppose that a circle is to contain the three vertices of a triangle. Relative to the triangle, which point is used as the center of this circle?

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For every parallelogram, two adjacent sides must be congruent.

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  -In the figure,   and   bisect each other. If   and   is   larger than   , find   . -In the figure,   -In the figure,   and   bisect each other. If   and   is   larger than   , find   . and   -In the figure,   and   bisect each other. If   and   is   larger than   , find   . bisect each other. If   -In the figure,   and   bisect each other. If   and   is   larger than   , find   . and   -In the figure,   and   bisect each other. If   and   is   larger than   , find   . is   -In the figure,   and   bisect each other. If   and   is   larger than   , find   . larger than   -In the figure,   and   bisect each other. If   and   is   larger than   , find   . , find   -In the figure,   and   bisect each other. If   and   is   larger than   , find   . .

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  -A right circular cylinder and a right circular cone with the same circular base and same length of altitude will have the same volume. -A right circular cylinder and a right circular cone with the same circular base and same length of altitude will have the same volume.

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  -To construct the tangent to   at point T on the circle, we construct a line perpendicular to   at point T. -To construct the tangent to   -To construct the tangent to   at point T on the circle, we construct a line perpendicular to   at point T. at point T on the circle, we construct a line perpendicular to   -To construct the tangent to   at point T on the circle, we construct a line perpendicular to   at point T. at point T.

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  -The volume of a sphere is 564   . Correct to the nearest tenth of a meter, find the length of the radius of the sphere. -The volume of a sphere is 564   -The volume of a sphere is 564   . Correct to the nearest tenth of a meter, find the length of the radius of the sphere. . Correct to the nearest tenth of a meter, find the length of the radius of the sphere.

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  -In the figure, the exterior sides of the adjacent angles (   and   ) form a larger angle (   ). If m   = 49° and m   = 58°, what type of angle is   ? -In the figure, the exterior sides of the adjacent angles (   -In the figure, the exterior sides of the adjacent angles (   and   ) form a larger angle (   ). If m   = 49° and m   = 58°, what type of angle is   ? and   -In the figure, the exterior sides of the adjacent angles (   and   ) form a larger angle (   ). If m   = 49° and m   = 58°, what type of angle is   ? ) form a larger angle (   -In the figure, the exterior sides of the adjacent angles (   and   ) form a larger angle (   ). If m   = 49° and m   = 58°, what type of angle is   ? ). If m   -In the figure, the exterior sides of the adjacent angles (   and   ) form a larger angle (   ). If m   = 49° and m   = 58°, what type of angle is   ? = 49° and m   -In the figure, the exterior sides of the adjacent angles (   and   ) form a larger angle (   ). If m   = 49° and m   = 58°, what type of angle is   ? = 58°, what type of angle is   -In the figure, the exterior sides of the adjacent angles (   and   ) form a larger angle (   ). If m   = 49° and m   = 58°, what type of angle is   ? ?

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  -The bearing of the airplane with the path shown is N 30° E. -The bearing of the airplane with the path shown is N 30° E.

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  -The indirect proof of the statement, If   is not perpendicular to   , then ∠1 and ∠2 are not complementary begins with the statement, Suppose that ∠1 and ∠2 are complementary. -The indirect proof of the statement, "If   -The indirect proof of the statement, If   is not perpendicular to   , then ∠1 and ∠2 are not complementary begins with the statement, Suppose that ∠1 and ∠2 are complementary. is not perpendicular to   -The indirect proof of the statement, If   is not perpendicular to   , then ∠1 and ∠2 are not complementary begins with the statement, Suppose that ∠1 and ∠2 are complementary. , then ∠1 and ∠2 are not complementary" begins with the statement, "Suppose that ∠1 and ∠2 are complementary."

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