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Geometry 3rd Quarter Review Packet Name Sections overed hapter.1, 7.1-7., 9.1-9., 9.7,.7-.,.2-.4, 10.1-10. Section.1 1. Tell whether the figure is regular or irregular. 2. Tell whether it is concave or convex 3. Find the sum of the measures of the interior angles in a 14-gon. 4. Given the pentagon, find x. (x) (4x) (3x) (2x) (4x). Determine the number of sides a polygon has if the sum of the interior angles is 2340.. Find the measure of each exterior angle of a regular 20-gon. 7. Find the measure of an interior angle in a regular nonagon.. Find the sum of the measures of the interior angles of a regular polygon if each exterior angle measures 30. 1

Section 7.1-7. 1. If two figures are similar this means their angles are and their sides are. 3. Given: JLM ~ QST 2. Solve for x: 2 x 1 3x 7 4 Find x and y S J 3. 7 9 LEK Find x and y 3º T M 2y + 1 70 11 Given: (10y)º 0 L Q 3x - 2 K (x)º E L 4. If these two rectangles are similar, what is the ratio of their perimeters. Given the diagram below, state the reason why D Δ ED : 1 a. ~ b.ss ~ c. SSS ~ d.s ~ e. Triangles are not similar 2 7. Using the diagram below, find the value of x and y.. Dylan observed that a tree was casting a 30 ft shadow. nearby house was casting a 20 ft shadow. If the house was 24 ft high, how tall was the tree y 3 Draw a picture to help x 2 9. Given: a b c d, lengths as shown below and KP = 24 Find: MO 10. Using the diagram below, find the value of y. 3 K a F b c G H2 M O d J P 2 1 y+3 E

Sections 9.1-9., 9.7 Given the preimage of point is located at (2, -4), find the image under the transformation. 1) Reflected over the x-axis 2) Reflected over y- axis 3) Reflected over y = x Given the preimage of point is located at (2, -4), find the image under the transformation. (Rotations are about the origin) 4) Rotated 90 o ounterclockwise ) Rotated 90 0 lockwise ) Rotated 10 o ounterclockwise 7) Rotated 10 o lockwise Graph the following and graph the transformation given the vector. ) R (1, -1), S (-1,2 ), T (0, 3), U (4, 2) ; <-3, -1> 9) If is at (0, -20) and is at (-300, -40), what is the translation vector 10) Point D (-2, -) was mapped to point D (-3, 4) 11) Given, (2,0), (0,2) and (1, -3) first by a reflection across the y-axis, and Rotate 90 then translate by vector 2,4 then by what translation vector 3

State if the figure in #-13 has line symmetry or rotational symmetry. If it has rotational symmetry, give the angle and order. ) 13) Sections.7-.,.2-.4 1) Determine if the side lengths of, 9, and 14 form a triangle. If so, classify the triangle as obtuse, right, or acute. 2) What is the sum of the lengths of the diagonals of an by 1 rectangle 3) Find the altitude of the triangle below. 4) Find the missing side lengths of the right triangle. ) Solve for x. x 34 ) Find the height of the isosceles trapezoid. 1 20 4 24 4

7) Solve for the missing sides. a) b) c) 0 0 0 2 d) e) 4 3 10 ) 10 3 4 boy was flying a kite and it got stuck in a tree. His mom determined that the kite was 34 feet up in the tree. If she had a 40 foot ladder and angled it toward the tree, what was the angle of elevation 9) Solve all missing sides and angles of the right triangles below: a) b) 42 13

Sections 10.1-10. Formula ox: Fill-in the formulas below and make sure you know them from this moment on! rea of a Rectangle: rea of a Parallelogram: rea of a Square: rea of a Triangle: rea of a Trapezoid: Median of a Trapezoid: rea of a Rhombus : rea of a Kite: rea of an Equilateral Triangle: rea of a Regular Polygon: rea of a ircle: ircumference of a ircle: 1) Find the area of a triangle with side lengths of 2) Find the diagonal of a rhombus with an area of 2, 2, and 1 0 and the length of the other diagonal is 1 cm. 3) Find the area of the parallelogram. 4) trapezoid has a base with measures of 10 in. a height of 1 in., and an area of 337.. Find the length of the other base. 14 in 1 in 10 ) Find the area of a regular hexagon ) Find the area of a regular heptagon that has a radius of 10. with a side of 9.

7) Find the circumference of a circle given that the area is 19. 9) Find the area of the figure. ) Find the area of the figure. 10) Plot the Points given: (-2, 3) (0, ) (, 2),and D(,-1) Name the polygon. Then find the area and perimeter. 11) The base and the height of a rectangle are tripled. Describe the effect on the area of the triangle. ) The radius of a circle is multiplied by 2/3. Describe the effect on the area of the circle. 13) square has a side length of 10. If the area of the square is multiplied by, what is the effect on the side length of the square Study! heck your notes, rework problems, check SharePoint, study with a buddy, etc. 7