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

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When two parallel lines are cut by a transversal, When two parallel lines are cut by a transversal,   and   are a pair of corresponding angles that are formed. If   and   , find x. and When two parallel lines are cut by a transversal,   and   are a pair of corresponding angles that are formed. If   and   , find x. are a pair of corresponding angles that are formed. If When two parallel lines are cut by a transversal,   and   are a pair of corresponding angles that are formed. If   and   , find x. and When two parallel lines are cut by a transversal,   and   are a pair of corresponding angles that are formed. If   and   , find x. , find x.

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For a circle of radius r, the area is given by A = 2 For a circle of radius r, the area is given by A = 2   r. r.

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  -Given that   ,   , and   in   , it follows that   . -Given that   -Given that   ,   , and   in   , it follows that   . ,   -Given that   ,   , and   in   , it follows that   . , and   -Given that   ,   , and   in   , it follows that   . in   -Given that   ,   , and   in   , it follows that   . , it follows that   -Given that   ,   , and   in   , it follows that   . .

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  -For any regular polygon, the center can be determined by the intersection of any two angle-bisectors of the polygon. -For any regular polygon, the center can be determined by the intersection of any two angle-bisectors of the polygon.

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  -Suppose that you have utilized congruent vertical angles to prove that   by the method SAS. By what reason can you, in turn, state that   ? -Suppose that you have utilized congruent vertical angles to prove that   -Suppose that you have utilized congruent vertical angles to prove that   by the method SAS. By what reason can you, in turn, state that   ? by the method SAS. By what reason can you, in turn, state that   -Suppose that you have utilized congruent vertical angles to prove that   by the method SAS. By what reason can you, in turn, state that   ? ?

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For For   (not shown), it follows that: (not shown), it follows that:

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The area of an equilateral triangle with sides of length s is given by A = The area of an equilateral triangle with sides of length s is given by A =   . .

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  -To construct an isosceles triangle with vertex angle A and sides of length a, what arc would you draw first? -To construct an isosceles triangle with vertex angle A and sides of length a, what arc would you draw first?

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  -In isosceles triangle   , XY = YZ = 10, and XZ = 16. Where C is the centroid of   , find the distance from C to side   of the triangle. -In isosceles triangle   -In isosceles triangle   , XY = YZ = 10, and XZ = 16. Where C is the centroid of   , find the distance from C to side   of the triangle. , XY = YZ = 10, and XZ = 16. Where C is the centroid of   -In isosceles triangle   , XY = YZ = 10, and XZ = 16. Where C is the centroid of   , find the distance from C to side   of the triangle. , find the distance from C to side   -In isosceles triangle   , XY = YZ = 10, and XZ = 16. Where C is the centroid of   , find the distance from C to side   of the triangle. of the triangle.

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According to the Midpoint Formula, the midpoint of the line segment that joins ( According to the Midpoint Formula, the midpoint of the line segment that joins (   ) and (   ) is   . ) and ( According to the Midpoint Formula, the midpoint of the line segment that joins (   ) and (   ) is   . ) is According to the Midpoint Formula, the midpoint of the line segment that joins (   ) and (   ) is   . .

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It is possible to draw a triangle whose sides measure 5 inches, 9 inches, and 14 inches.

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  -In a circle of radius length 5, use an inequality of the form a < x < b to express possible lengths x for a chord. -In a circle of radius length 5, use an inequality of the form a < x < b to express possible lengths x for a chord.

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  -According to the Angle-Addition Postulate, m     m   = m   . -According to the Angle-Addition Postulate, m   -According to the Angle-Addition Postulate, m     m   = m   .   -According to the Angle-Addition Postulate, m     m   = m   . m   -According to the Angle-Addition Postulate, m     m   = m   . = m   -According to the Angle-Addition Postulate, m     m   = m   . .

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  -In the figure,   bisects the acute angle   of   to form isosceles triangle ABD with base   . Which side of   is longest? -In the figure,   -In the figure,   bisects the acute angle   of   to form isosceles triangle ABD with base   . Which side of   is longest? bisects the acute angle   -In the figure,   bisects the acute angle   of   to form isosceles triangle ABD with base   . Which side of   is longest? of   -In the figure,   bisects the acute angle   of   to form isosceles triangle ABD with base   . Which side of   is longest? to form isosceles triangle ABD with base   -In the figure,   bisects the acute angle   of   to form isosceles triangle ABD with base   . Which side of   is longest? . Which side of   -In the figure,   bisects the acute angle   of   to form isosceles triangle ABD with base   . Which side of   is longest? is longest?

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  -If points A and B are the endpoints of a diameter and C is any other point on   , find the measure   . -If points A and B are the endpoints of a diameter and C is any other point on   -If points A and B are the endpoints of a diameter and C is any other point on   , find the measure   . , find the measure   -If points A and B are the endpoints of a diameter and C is any other point on   , find the measure   . .

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  -If AB = 7.4 and BC = 13.7, then AC = 20.1. -If AB = 7.4 and BC = 13.7, then AC = 20.1.

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  -The point at which the three angle-bisectors of the angles of a triangle are concurrent is known as the circumcenter of the triangle. -The point at which the three angle-bisectors of the angles of a triangle are concurrent is known as the circumcenter of the triangle.

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  -In   , m   = 37° and m   = 69°. Find m   . -In   -In   , m   = 37° and m   = 69°. Find m   . , m   -In   , m   = 37° and m   = 69°. Find m   . = 37° and m   -In   , m   = 37° and m   = 69°. Find m   . = 69°. Find m   -In   , m   = 37° and m   = 69°. Find m   . .

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In a right triangle, the length of the hypotenuse is 13 inches and the length of one of the legs is 12 inches. Find the length of the other leg.

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Correct to the nearest tenth of a square foot, find the surface area of a sphere that has a diameter of length 12.8 feet. Use the calculator value of Correct to the nearest tenth of a square foot, find the surface area of a sphere that has a diameter of length 12.8 feet. Use the calculator value of   . .

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