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Fourth Six Weeks’ Test Review

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Fourth Six Weeks’ Test Review

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For the purposes of this presentation...

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Assume that triangles which appear to be right triangles are.

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Assume that lines that appear to be perpendicular are.

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4

25x =10

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The The Pythagorean Pythagorean TheoremTheorem

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6

8

x =10

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12

18

x 21.63

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20

16

x=12

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1515

24

x

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1515

24

X= 9

1212

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Special Right Special Right TrianglesTriangles

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45o

x

12 2

=12

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x

10

1010 2

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30o

20x

y

10

10 3

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10 10

10

x5 3

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Find the Geometric mean between 4 and 25.

=10

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NM=9, MK=4, Find JM.

=6

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What equation can be formed?

g

t

m

2 2 2g t m

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What kind of triangle has sides 41, 40 and 9?

Right

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What kind of triangle has sides of 8, 12 and 18? Obtuse

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Find the leg of the right triangle:

15

17

x =8

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Find x

8

8

x 8 2

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An equilateral triangle has a side of 12. What is its altitude?

6 3

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Which ratio is: The opposite leg over the hypotenuse?

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The Sine Ratio

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Which ratio is: The adjacent leg over the hypotenuse?

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The Cosine Ratio

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What makes up the tangent ratio?

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The opposite leg over the adjacent leg

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Set Up the Trig Set Up the Trig ratio to find xratio to find x

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20

28o

x

cos 2820

x

17.66

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9x

50o

9sin 50

x

11.75

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x21

32

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x21

32

Tan x = 21/32

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x21

32

1 21tan

32x

33.27

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What’s true about an interior and exterior angle of a polygon?

Supplementary

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For polygons to “fit” around a vertex, the sum of their interior angles must be 360

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A regular n-gon has lines of symmetry and rotational of360/n degrees

n

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Find the sum of the interior angles of a decagon:

1440

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Find the measure of 1 interior angle of a regular 18-gon

160

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Find the sum of the exterior angles of a 55-gon

360

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Find the measure of one exterior angle of a regular 24-gon

15

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The sum of the interior angles of what polygon is 4500? 27-gon

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The measure of 1 interior angle of what regular polygon is 170?

36-gon

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The measure of 1 exterior angle of what regular polygon is 8?

45-gon

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A regular octagon has 8 lines of symmetry and what degree of rotation? 45

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The sum of its interior angles is 4 times the sum of its exterior angles. decagon

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?

What regular polygon is missing

Another hexagon

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What regular polygon is missing

?

Another Octagon

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What’s the symmetry of a regular decagon?

10 lines, 36 degr. rotational

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Find x (Given a regular octagon)

x

X = 90 degrees

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What 3 regular polygons will tessellate the plane?

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Equilateral triangles

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Regular Hexagons

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Squares

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Which special quadrilateral has the symmetry described...

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- No lines

- 180o rotational

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Answer: Parallelogram

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Complete the Complete the Theorem….Theorem….

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The diagonals of a parallelogram_________.

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…bisect each other.

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Opposite sides of a parallelogram are__________.

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…congruent.(They are also parallel, but that is in the definition, not a theorem.)

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If the opposite angles of a quadrilateral are congruent, then__________

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…then the quadrilateral is a parallelogram.

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Consecutive angles of a parallelogram are ____________.

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Supplementary.

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Always, Always, Sometimes, or Sometimes, or Never...Never...

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The diagonals of a parallelogram ____ bisect each other.

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Always

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A quadrilateral is _____ a parallelogram,

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Sometimes

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