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Page 1: Geometry 1  Final Exam Preview

Geometry 1 Geometry 1 Final Exam PreviewFinal Exam Preview

Geometry 1 Geometry 1 Final Exam PreviewFinal Exam Preview

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Mary drew 3 cards from a standard deck of cards (4 suits of 13 cards each) and drew the 4 of hearts, the 4 of clubs and the 4 of diamonds. Abe claimed the deck must be a trick deck as Mary should not have been able to randomly draw three 4’s in a row. Mary claimed there was actually a very slim chance (.018%) that she could draw three 4’s in a row, so it was possible for the deck to be fair. Who made a statistical argument?

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Make a conjecture about the next item in the sequence and then state whether you used inductive or deductive reasoning. 2000 , 1000 , 500 , 250

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Identify a counter example to the statement that all months have at least 30 days.

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Write the converse, inverse and contrapositive of the given statement and determine if they are true or false.

If a mathematical statement is proven true, then it is a theorem.

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Determine the value of a and LM if M is between L and N and LM = 8a, MN= 12a and LN = 190.

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Make a truth table for ~p ~q⇒

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Make a truth table for ~(p and q)

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Write the negation of the given statement, “All linear pairs are supplementary.”

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Given the true statement, “If 2 angles form a linear pair, then they are supplementary”. Which is the sufficient condition for the statement?

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In the proof of the statement, “If 2 sides of a triangle are congruent, then the angles opposite those sides are congruent,” what is the given?

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Determine the length of each side given the perimeter of the rectangle is 108 miles.

4 – 13s

2 – 5s

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You have a piece of string that is 83 centimeters long. If you enclose a square region, how many square centimeters will you enclose?

Page 14: Geometry 1  Final Exam Preview

Determine the coordinates of the midpoint of if Q(1, -3) and R(11, 5).

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Determine the length of if Q(1, -3) and R(11, 5).

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Name all segments parallel to GFA.

A

B C

D

F

G H

I

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In the diagram below (not drawn to scale), l//m, m∠1 = 4x – 4 and m∠2 = 7x - 40. Determine the value of x and the measures of each angle.

G1.1.2

∠1∠2 m

l

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In the diagram below (not drawn to scale), p//q, m∠3 = 12x - 28 and m∠4 = 4x + 4.

Determine the value of x and the measures of ∠3 and ∠4. G1.1.1 and G1.1.2

∠3

∠4q

p

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Determine the slope of the line parallel to the line 4x + 7y = 17 in the standard (x,y) coordinate

plane.

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Given the following information, determine the value of x which

guarantees the lines will be parallel.

3x + 13

8x - 2

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Triangle ABC is an isosceles right triangle with right angle, ∠B. If AB =

24, how long is the hypotenuse?

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The measures of 2 complementary angles are 6x + 2 and 8x -24. What are the measures of the angles?

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Name the congruent angles and sides for the pair of congruent

triangles.

∆ ANG ≅ ∆HYU

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Refer to the figure. The 3 triangles are all isosceles

triangles.

33

70What is mRAM?

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Refer to the figure. The 3 triangles are all isosceles

triangles.

33°

70°What is m∠XAM?

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Refer to the figure. The 3 triangles are all isosceles

triangles.

33°

70°If m∠FXA = 116, what is m∠FMX?

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Refer to the figure. The 3 triangles are all isosceles

triangles.

33°

70°If m∠FXA = 116, what is m∠XFM?

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Triangle FJH is an equilateral triangle. Find x and y.

FJ

H

7x + 4

12y + 8

20y - 16

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Refer to the figure shown. Given the information below, write a

congruence statement and state a postulate or theorem that justifies

your statement.

ED

C

BA

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Refer to the figure shown. Given the information below, write a triangle congruence statement and state a

postulate or theorem that justifies your statement.

YX V

W

Z

XY VZ

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Determine the values of x and the measures of ∠A, ∠B

and ∠C in the diagram below

A

B

3x + 18

5x -2 C

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Determine the value of y in the figure below

10y

6y + 8

5y - 21

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What are the 3 undefined terms in geometry?

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A

B

C D

Given: ΔABC with exterior ∠BCDProve: m∠BCD = m∠A + m∠B

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Use the coordinates of ΔABC below to determine if the triangle is

equilateral, isosceles or scalene.A(5,6), B(1,2) and C(2,8)

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Lines s, t and u are perpendicular bisectors of ΔFGH and meet at J. If JG = 7x + 3 and JH = 9x – 3, determine the value of JF.

s

tu

J

G

HG

F

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Given: ΔABC is equilateralProve: ∠ABC is an acute angleWrite an indirect proof.

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Draw and label 2 right triangles that could be proven congruent by LL.

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Construct an angle congruent to angle B below and then bisect

each angle.

B

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Construct a line through P that is perpendicular to m.

P

m

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A B

CD

Given: ABCD is a parallelogramProve: ∠A ≅ ∠C

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A

B

C

D

E

Given: BD and AE bisect each otherProve: AB = DE