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NAME DATE SCORE __<br />
Test 43 . Areas of Polygons<br />
Directions: Write answers in the spaces provided.<br />
1. Use dashed lines to show three different ways the given figure can<br />
be divided into four triangles that do not overlap.<br />
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Answers<br />
(See question)<br />
1. (3)<br />
2. (5)<br />
3. (5)<br />
4. (5)<br />
5. (5)<br />
In Questions 2-9, find the area of each figure.<br />
2. A rectangle with base 5 and height 12<br />
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3. A parallelogram with base 9 and height 4<br />
4. A triangle with base <strong>11</strong> and height 8<br />
5. A square with perimeter 28<br />
6. A trapezoid with bases 6 and 15 and height 12<br />
7. A rhombus with diagonals of lengths 18 and 30<br />
8. A regular polygon with apothem 9 and perimeter 40<br />
9. An isosceles triangle with sides of lengths 10, 10, and 12<br />
10. The area of a square is 50. Find the length of a diagonal.<br />
<strong>11</strong>. A rectangle has width represented by x and length represented by<br />
4x. If the area of the rectangle is 80, find the value of x.<br />
6. (5)<br />
7. (5)<br />
8. (5)<br />
9. (5)<br />
10. (7)<br />
<strong>11</strong>. (7)<br />
12. (7)<br />
13. (7)<br />
14. (7)<br />
15. (7)<br />
16. (7)<br />
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In Questions 12-16, find the area of each figure.<br />
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DATE<br />
SCORE __<br />
Test 44<br />
Supplementary Test<br />
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Directions: Write answers in the spaces provided.<br />
1. Which ratio represents the number 7r<br />
(A) diameter : radius<br />
(C) circumference : diameter<br />
2. The radius of a circle is 9.<br />
a. Find the circumference in terms of 7r.<br />
b. Find the area in terms of 7r.<br />
3. The diameter of a circle is 22. Use 7r :=== 3.14.<br />
a. Find the circumference to the nearest tenth.<br />
b. Find the area to the nearest tenth.<br />
(B) diameter : circumference<br />
(D) circumference: radius<br />
4. The area of a circle is 207r. Find the radius in simplest form.<br />
5. A central angle of a circle has measure 50. The radius of the circle<br />
is 18. FInd the area of the sector in the interior of the angle in<br />
terms of 7r.<br />
6. A circle has a radius of 12. If an arc of the circle has measure 100,<br />
find the length of the arc in terms of 7r.<br />
7. In a circle, the length of an arc with measure 120 is 147r. Find the<br />
radius of the circle.<br />
8. In terms of 7r, how much farther does a 70 cm diameter bicycle tire<br />
travel in one revolution than a 50 cm diameter bicycle tire<br />
Find the area of each shaded region in terms of 7r. Point 0 marks the<br />
center of a circle.<br />
9. 10. <strong>11</strong>.<br />
Answers<br />
1. (5)<br />
2. a. (5)<br />
b. (5)<br />
3. a. (5)<br />
b. (5)<br />
4. (6)<br />
5. (7)<br />
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7. (7)<br />
8. (8)<br />
9. (8)<br />
10. (8)<br />
<strong>11</strong>. (8)<br />
12. (8)<br />
13. (8)<br />
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TESTS for GEOMETRY<br />
Copyright © by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.<br />
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