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1.
Given the diagram at the right, as labeled, find x and y.

Choose:
x = 9rad3;   y = 9
x = 9;    y = 9rad3
x = 9rad2;    y = 9
x = 9;    y = 9rad2
SR1

 

 

2.
Given the diagram, as labeled, at the right.
Find x.

Choose:
4
4rad2middle
8 8rad2middle
sr5

 

 

3.
Given square ABCD with a side length of 10 inches. Find the diagonal length AC.

Choose:
5rad2middle
10rad3middle
5rad3middle
10rad2middle
sr2
 

 

 

4.
Rhombus ABCD has mABC = 120º and
AB = 7. Find diagonal length, BD.

Choose:
7
7rad3middle
9
9rad3middle
sr4

 

 

5.
Given trapezoid ABCD, with
m
A = 45º, AB = 16 inches. and
BC = 18 inches.
Find the area of the trapezoid to the
nearest square inch .
SRtra[area
sr6
 
Choose:
144 sq.in.
176 sq.in.
268 sq.in.
352 sq.in.

 

 

6.
The altitude of an equilateral triangle is 9 inches long. Find the perimeter of the triangle.

Choose:
6rad3
18rad3
27
54

 

 

7.
In the diagram below, points A, B, C and D are collinear.
Find x and y.

sr3

 
Choose:
x = 6 and y = 6
x = 6 and y = 3
x = 6 and y = 2rad3
x = 6 and y = 4rad3a

 

 

8.
Martin walks his dog on level ground in a straight line with the dog's favorite tree. The angle of elevation from Martin's present location to the top of a nearby telephone pole is 30º. The angle of elevation from the base of the tree to the top of the telephone pole is 45º. If the telephone pole is 42 feet tall, how far are Martin and his dog from the tree. Express the exact length.

walkdog

 
Choose:
84
42rad2
42rad3
42rad3- 42

 

 

9.
Given the diagram at the right as labeled.
Find x.

Choose:
3rad2middle
6
6rad3middle
6rad2middle
sp9
 

 

 

10.
Given the diagram at the right.
a) Find a.
Choose:
16
8rad3middle
8
16rad3middle
sp8
 
b) Find b.
Choose:
16
8
16rad3middle
8rad3middle
 

c)
Find c.
Choose:
16
24
16rad3middle
8rad3middle
 

d)
Find d.
Choose:
16
24
16rad3middle
8rad3middle

 

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