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1 Geometry Ridgeway High School Summer Assignment 6 Name Solve each equation You Must Show Your Work To Receive Credit! ) 7 = 6 8 ) + = ) 6 + = 9 6 4) 8 = 7 6 5) 5a + a = 4 + 8a 6) 5 p = 6 ( p + 7) 7) ( 8) = ) 7 7r = 7(5 r)
2 9) 7(4m + 8) = + 6m ) ( + 6 p) = + p Solve each system by substitution You Must Show Your Work To Receive Credit! ) y = 6 4 y = ) y = 4y = Solve each system by graphing ) y = 4 4) 6 + y = y = y = + y y
3 Solve each system by elimination You Must Show Your Work To Receive Credit! 5) 6y = 8y = 6) 6 y = y = 7 Factor each completely You Must Show Your Work To Receive Credit! 7) b 5b ) v + v + 9) 8a 6a + 5 ) 9b + 4b + 6 Solve each equation by factoring You Must Show Your Work To Receive Credit! ) = ) n n 5 =
4 Find the missing side of each triangle Round your answers to the nearest tenth if necessary ) 4) 5 m 4 in 5 in 9 m 5) 6) 5 yd 8 yd cm 6 cm 7) 8) mi 6 mi mi 5 mi 4
5 Find the distance between each pair of points You Must Show Your Work To Receive Credit! 9) (, ), (8, ) ) (, ), (, 5) ) (8, 5), (8, 8) ) (6, 8), (8, 8) Find the midpoint of the line segment with the given endpoints ) (4, 8), (, 8) 4) (8, 6), (4, 4) 5) (9, 9), (, ) 6) (9, ), (, 8) 5
6 Find the area of each Use your calculator's value of p Round your answer to the nearest tenth 7) 8) m yd Find the circumference of each circle Use your calculator's value of p Round your answer to the nearest tenth 9) 4) m 4 yd 6
7 Find the area of each Use your calculator's value of p Round your answer to the nearest tenth 4) 4) 8 mi 4 m Find the circumference of each circle Use your calculator's value of p Round your answer to the nearest tenth 4) 44) m 9 in 7
8 Find the area of each (Triangle, Rectangle, Square, Trapezoid) You Must Show Your Work To Receive Credit! 45) 55 mi 46) mi 64 mi 89 mi 9 mi 47) 48) 6 ft 7 cm 5 ft 5 cm 49) 68 yd 5) 67 yd 5 yd 7 yd 5 yd 8
9 5) 5) km km km 8 km 5) 64 cm 54) 5 cm km cm km 55) 4 m 8 m 56) 4 m 4 m 9
10 57) ft 58) 5 m 9 ft 5 m 47 ft 59) in 6) km 4 in km
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