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Geometry Geometry FiguresFiguresReview ActivityReview Activity

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TriangleTriangleTrivia Trivia

TransformTransformFiguresFigures

Working Working In 3-DIn 3-D

Power Power GridGrid

Going inCircles

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In triangle ABC, m<A = 35º, and m<C = 110º.   Which term

describes triangle ABC?right, acute, isosceles, scalene

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isosceles

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Find: BC

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25

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Find x.

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44º

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D and E are midpoints. Find AC.

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Find x:

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2 14

or 7.483314774

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What is the image of the point (4,-3) under a reflection across

the x-axis?

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(4,3)

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Under the translation

what is the image of the point (-4,5)?

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(3, 4)T

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(-1,1)

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Which transformation is not an isometry?

line reflection, point reflection, translation, dilation, rotation

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dilation

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This diagram illustrates a

glide reflection.(True or False)

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False

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Write a rule for the composition of a dilation of scale factor 2 following a

translation of 5 units to the left.

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2 ( 5,0) (2 10,2 )D T x y

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The radius of a sphere is 6 feet. Find the area of the great circle

of this sphere to the nearest tenth.

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113.1 sq. units

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How many faces in a tetrahedron?

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4 faces

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The diameter of a spherical ball is 10 cm. What is the surface

area of the ball (to the nearest square

cm.)?

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24sphereSA r

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314 square cm.

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A soda can measure 8 inches in height and 2 inches in diameter.  How many cubic inches

of soda are contained in a full can?

(Round answer to the nearest tenth of a cubic inch.)

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25.1 cubic inches

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This figure is a regular hexagonal prism. Find its volume.

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5040 cubic units

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Find the midpoint of the segment connecting the points

 (4,6) and (12,-4).

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(8,1)

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Find the distance between the points(-6,2) and (-3,-2).

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M is the midpoint of .  The coordinates of A are (-2,4) and

the coordinates of M are (8,-2).  Find the coordinates of B.

AB

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(5,3)

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What are the coordinates of the center of this circle?

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2 2( 3) ( 5) 121x y

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(3,-5)

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A bears customarily feeds within a 5 mile radius of its hibernation location. If the

hibernation location is graphically represented on a map at (1,3), what is the equation that

represents the outer limits of the feeding area of the bear?

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2 2( 1) ( 3) 25x y

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Find x.  

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80º

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Find x.

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and are tangents.AB BC

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4

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Find x.

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12.5

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Find x.

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171º

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The arcs are2x+15 and 8x-21.

Find x.

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