Geometry

Problem 3301

Find the angle measures: 3x=573x^{\circ}=57^{\circ} and (76x)=(76-x)^{\circ}= (Type whole numbers.)

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Problem 3302

A rectangular garden is 8 ft longer than its width and has an area of 345 ft². Find its dimensions (width and length).

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Problem 3303

Sketch a figure where STundefined\overrightarrow{\mathrm{ST}} bisects right PSQ\angle \mathrm{PSQ}. Explain and perform the construction.

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Problem 3304

Sketch the figure where STundefined\overrightarrow{S T} bisects right PSQ\angle P S Q. What’s the first step? A, B, C, or D?

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Problem 3305

Is constructing an angle bisector like constructing a perpendicular bisector? Choose the correct answer below.

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Problem 3306

Solve for xx and find the measures of angles x+11x+11 and 3x313x-31 given they are congruent.

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Problem 3307

Calculate the area of a circle with radius 20 units. Use the formula with π\pi.

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Problem 3308

Construct the bisector of A\angle A. This forms two angles whose measure is 12mA\frac{1}{2} m \angle A. Then construct the bisector of one of the resulting angles to form an angle whose measure is 14mA\frac{1}{4} m \angle A.

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Problem 3309

Divide the line segment PQ\overline{P Q} into four equal parts using a compass and straightedge. Choose the correct method.

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Problem 3310

How to construct a 4545^{\circ} angle? Choose the correct method from the options provided.

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Problem 3311

Construct a 4545^{\circ} angle using one of the methods below. Choose A, B, C, or D.

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Problem 3312

A triangle with a perimeter of 24 m has equal sides. What is the length of one side?

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Problem 3313

Find the length of one side of a square with a perimeter of 12 m12 \mathrm{~m}.

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Problem 3314

Graph the equation y=3x2y=3x-2, find the y-intercept and another point, then draw the line through them.

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Problem 3315

Find the missing side length of a figure with a perimeter of 41 cm41 \mathrm{~cm}, given sides 10 cm10 \mathrm{~cm}, 14 cm14 \mathrm{~cm}, and 1 cm1 \mathrm{~cm}.

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Problem 3316

Find the length of one side of a regular pentagon with a perimeter of 20 cm20 \mathrm{~cm}. What is the length in cm\mathrm{cm}?

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Problem 3317

A regular pentagon has a perimeter of 20 cm20 \mathrm{~cm}. Find the length of one side in cm\mathrm{cm}.

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Problem 3318

Find the missing side of a square with a perimeter of 26 m26 \mathrm{~m}. Use P=4lP=4l to solve for ll.

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Problem 3319

Shade the area in a Venn diagram representing the set (AB)(AC)(A \cap B) \cup (A \cap C).

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Problem 3320

A 336 m street has 4 lamp posts. What is the distance between two consecutive lamp posts?

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Problem 3321

Calculate the cost to lay a concrete patio measuring 10.0ft×60.0ft10.0 \, \text{ft} \times 60.0 \, \text{ft} at \$2.25/m² after converting to meters.

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Problem 3322

Find the volume of a COKE can with base radius 30 mm30 \mathrm{~mm} and height 130 mm130 \mathrm{~mm} (in cm3\mathrm{cm}^{3}).

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Problem 3323

Find the length of side AB in a triangle with sides BC = 2.0m, AC = 5.6m, and angle 20° using the Cosine rule.

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Problem 3324

How many isosceles triangles with whole-number sides have a perimeter of 18? (Hint: 5,5,8 is the smallest.) a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4

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Problem 3325

Find B\angle B in a triangle with B=63\angle B = 63^{\circ} and C=63\angle C = 63^{\circ}. Options: a. 9898^{\circ} b. 4141^{\circ} c. 8282^{\circ} d. 4949^{\circ}.

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Problem 3326

In a triangle with angles summing to 180180^{\circ}, if B=63\angle B = 63^{\circ} and C=63\angle C = 63^{\circ}, find A\angle A.
Options: a. mA=54m \angle A = 54^{\circ} b. mA=41m \angle A = 41^{\circ} c. mA=82m \angle A = 82^{\circ} d. mA=49m \angle A = 49^{\circ}

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Problem 3327

Find angles 1 and 2 in an isosceles triangle. Options: a. m1=63,m2=45m \angle 1=63^{\circ}, m \angle 2=45^{\circ} b. m1=45,m2=63m \angle 1=45^{\circ}, m \angle 2=63^{\circ} c. m1=27,m2=45m \angle 1=27^{\circ}, m \angle 2=45^{\circ} d. m1=22.5,m2=13.5m \angle 1=22.5^{\circ}, m \angle 2=13.5^{\circ}.

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Problem 3328

Which angles can form isosceles triangles? Check all that apply. Angles must sum to 180 degrees. a. 24,24,5024, 24, 50 b. 32,32,11632, 32, 116 c. 79,79,2279, 79, 22 d. 21,53,10621, 53, 106

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Problem 3329

Which option does NOT describe bisecting: a. Divide into 2 equal parts, b. Split in half, c. Split into 2 congruent pieces, d. Add 2 to all sides/angles?

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Problem 3330

In isosceles triangle ABCABC, B=(x+6)\angle B=(x+6)^\circ and C=(2x54)\angle C=(2x-54)^\circ. Given x=60x=60, find the perimeter.

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Problem 3331

In right triangle DOG, with D=32\angle D = 32^{\circ} and OSOS bisecting DOG\angle DOG, find OSG\angle OSG. Options: a. 5858^{\circ} b. 7777^{\circ} c. 103103^{\circ} d. 122122^{\circ}

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Problem 3332

Find AMH\angle AMH in isosceles triangles MAT\triangle MAT and MHT\triangle MHT with mMHT=88m \angle MHT=88^{\circ} and mMAT=64m \angle MAT=64^{\circ}.

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Problem 3333

Find the length of TGTG in BIG\triangle B I G where IG=7n3IG = 7n-3 and HA=3n+1HA = 3n+1. Options: a. 5, b. 3, c. 16, d. 32.

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Problem 3334

Find TGT G in BIG\triangle B I G where H,A,TH, A, T are midpoints, IG=7n3IG = 7n - 3, and HA=3n+1HA = 3n + 1. Options: a. 5 b. 3 c. 16 d. 32

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Problem 3335

Find the perimeter of parallelogram BUSA, with midpoints B,U,SB, U, S of triangle sides CA=5CA=5, CR=9CR=9, AR=11AR=11.

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Problem 3336

In triangle MAT\triangle M A T, find mMATm \angle MAT given mMHA=(6y6)m \angle MHA=(6y-6)^{\circ} and mMAT=(3y7)m \angle MAT=(3y-7)^{\circ}.

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Problem 3337

Find the perimeter of isosceles triangle RST with sides RT = 12.4, RS = 19, and RT = TS. Choices: a. 43.8 b. 62.8 c. 87.6 d. 90

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Problem 3338

Find the perimeter of parallelogram BUSA formed by midpoints B, U, and S of triangle CAR with sides CA=5, CR=9, AR=11.

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Problem 3339

Determine if a triangle with sides 6, 8, and 7 is a right triangle. Choose: A) Yes, B) Yes, C) No, D) No.

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Problem 3340

In a right triangle with sides 5, 8, and 6, label the side measuring 5: A) leg forming right angle B) leg opposite right angle C) hypotenuse forming right angle D) hypotenuse opposite right angle.

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Problem 3341

Is a triangle with angles of 25°, 45°, and 90° a right triangle? Choose the correct option:
(A) Yes, because there is a right angle. (B) Yes, because all sides are equal. (C) No, because there is NO right angle. (D) No, because the sides are not all equal.

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Problem 3342

Label side 'C' in a right triangle with sides 7, 10: A) A leg; it forms the right angle B) A leg; opposite right angle C) Hypotenuse; forms right angle D) Hypotenuse; opposite right angle.

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Problem 3343

Find the length of side C in a right triangle where A = 3 and B = 4 using the formula C=A2+B2C = \sqrt{A^2 + B^2}.

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Problem 3344

Simplify 4x2\sqrt{4-x^{2}} using the substitution x=2sinθx=2 \sin \theta.

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Problem 3345

In a right triangle with sides 7, 10, and a right angle, what is the label for the side measuring 7?
A) A leg; it forms the right angle B) A leg; it's opposite of the right angle C) Hypotenuse; it forms the right angle D) Hypotenuse; it's opposite of the right angle

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Problem 3346

Find the hypotenuse of a right triangle with sides 12 and 8. Options: A) 12.7 B) 208 C) 14.4 D) 16.5.

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Problem 3347

A COKE can has a radius of 30 mm and height of 130 mm. Find the volume in cm³: V=πr2hV = \pi r^2 h. Then, find the cone's volume with height 3 cm.

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Problem 3348

Find the length of the ladder needed if it reaches 16 feet high and is placed 12 feet from the wall. Use a2+b2=c2a^2 + b^2 = c^2.

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Problem 3349

Find the length of side ABAB in a triangle with BC=2.0mBC = 2.0m, AC=5.6mAC = 5.6m, and an angle of 2020 degrees using the Cosine rule.

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Problem 3350

Find the missing side of a right triangle with sides 3.9 and 11. What is the length? Options: A) 6.5 B) 3.4 C) 11.9 D) 10.3

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Problem 3351

Find side ABAB of a triangle with sides a=2.0ma = 2.0m, b=5.6mb = 5.6m, and angle C=20C = 20^\circ using the Cosine rule: c2=a2+b22abcos(C)c^{2} = a^{2} + b^{2} - 2ab\cos(C).

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Problem 3352

A triangle has a base shorter than its height. Which inequality represents this? A. 3x7>2x+103 x-7>2 x+10 B. 3x72x+103 x-7 \leq 2 x+10 C. 2x+10<3x72 x+10<3 x-7

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Problem 3353

In the diagram, XYundefined\overrightarrow{X Y} bisects WXZ\angle W X Z. Given mWXY=7x7m \angle W X Y = 7x - 7 and mYXZ=5x+3m \angle Y X Z = 5x + 3, find:
a. xx and mWXYm \angle W X Y.
b. mYXZm \angle Y X Z.
c. mWXZm \angle W X Z.

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Problem 3354

In a diagram, line JGJG is bisected by KHKH with HKI=48\angle HKI = 48^\circ. Find the measures of angles HKJ, IKJ, FKG, FKH, FKJ, and GKI.

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Problem 3355

Find the length of ACAC in triangle ABC if BC=3BC=3 and AB=7AB=7. Possible answers: A) 15 B) 13 C) 10 D) 12

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Problem 3356

Prove that for ABC\triangle ABC with external angle ACD\angle ACD, mACD=mB+mAm \angle ACD = m \angle B + m \angle A.

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Problem 3357

Find the missing mD1 angles when mD3 is 98° and 165° given previous angle sets.

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Problem 3358

Explain why BDBD\overline{B D} \cong \overline{B D} in the proof of AC\angle A \simeq \angle C in ABC\triangle A B C.

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Problem 3359

Sketch the graphs of f(x)=x2f(x)=x^{2} and g(x)=18x2g(x)=\frac{1}{8} x^{2}. Find the points of g(x)g(x) corresponding to (1,1),(0,0),(1,1)(-1,1),(0,0),(1,1).

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Problem 3360

Calculate the distance between points P(2,8)P(2,8) and Q(5,3)Q(5,3). Options: A. 9 B. 18\sqrt{18} C. 34\sqrt{34} D. 170\sqrt{170}

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Problem 3361

Calculate the distance between the points M(2,3)M(-2,3) and N(8,2)N(8,2). Choose from: A. 8 B. 61\sqrt{61} C. 10 D. 101\sqrt{101}

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Problem 3362

Find point D(x,y)D(x,y) so that line ABAB is perpendicular to line CDCD with A(2,3)A(2,3), B(8,7)B(8,7), and options for DD.

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Problem 3363

A cylinder has a diameter of 10 in and height of 13 in. Find θ\theta using: A. cos(θ)=1013\cos (\theta)=\frac{10}{13}, B. sin(θ)=1013\sin (\theta)=\frac{10}{13}, C. sin(θ)=1310\sin (\theta)=\frac{13}{10}, D. 10.

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Problem 3364

Quadrilaterals ABCDABCD and HJKLHJKL are congruent. Find which angles are congruent: K\angle K \cong (A, D, C, or L).

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Problem 3365

Identify the center and radius of these circles and find the standard form for given conditions.
1. x2+y2=49x^{2}+y^{2}=49
2. 5x2+5y2=1255 x^{2}+5 y^{2}=125
3. (x+4)2+(y2)2=9(x+4)^{2}+(y-2)^{2}=9
4. center at origin, radius 535 \sqrt{3}
5. center at (17,5)(17,5), radius 12
6. center at (8,4)(-8,4), contains (4,2)(-4,2)
7. center at (15,7)(15,7), tangent to xx-axis.

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Problem 3366

In a figure, BG=DE\overline{B G}=\overline{D E}. Rectangle AEFGA E F G has area 3 times rectangle ADCBA D C B. Given width 15 in and length 10 in, find length of DE\overline{D E}. A. 4 B. 5 C. 6 D. 10

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Problem 3367

Quadrilateral ABCD is congruent to HJKL. Complete: JK\overline{J K} \cong options: a. BC\overline{B C}, b. CB\overline{C B}, c. HL\overline{H L}, d. KJ\overline{K J}.

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Problem 3368

Pentagon ABCDE is congruent to HJKLP. Complete the congruent statements: BA\overline{B A} \cong (a) HP\overline{H P}, (b) JP\overline{J P}, (c) JH\overline{J H}, (d) JK\overline{J K}.

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Problem 3369

Pentagons ABCDE and HJKLP are congruent. Complete: CD\overline{C D} \cong with options: a) LP\overline{L P}, b) AB\overline{A B}, c) HJ\overline{H J}, d) KL\overline{K L}.

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Problem 3370

Quadrilaterals ABCD and HJKL are congruent. Find K\angle K congruent to which angles: A, D, C, or L? Explain your reasoning.

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Problem 3371

Find the distance between VLF transmitters PP and QQ given PB=180PB = 180 ft, PS=300PS = 300 ft, and QS=260QS = 260 ft. Options: A. 100 B. 230.

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Problem 3372

Find the equation of points equidistant from (9,14)(-9,-14) and (13,2)(-13,2). y= y=

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Problem 3373

What condition makes AEDCEB\triangle A E D \simeq \triangle C E B true? a. AEDCEB\angle A E D \cong \angle C E B b. EADECB\angle E A D \cong \angle E C B c. EDAEBC\angle E D A \cong \angle E B C d. DECBEA\angle D E C \cong \angle B E A

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Problem 3374

8. Find the equation for the delivery area around the shop and check if Gericoi qualifies for free delivery.
9. Determine the equation of a circular garden with a diameter of 4 ft, centered 5 ft west and 2 ft south of a cottage.

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Problem 3375

Which statement proves DEFABC\triangle D E F \cong \triangle A B C? a. AB=DEA B=D E, BC=EFB C=E F b. DA\angle D \cong \angle A, BE\angle B \cong \angle E, CF\angle C \cong \angle F c. Rigid motions map AA to DD, ABA B to DED E, B\angle B to E\angle E d. Rigid motions map ABA B to DED E, BCB C to EFE F, ACA C to DFD F.

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Problem 3376

Find the center and equation of the circle for points A(1,2)A(-1,-2), B(6,9)B(6,-9), C(13,2)C(13,-2), and its diameter in feet.

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Problem 3377

A rectangle's length is 6 times its width. If the perimeter is 70 in, find the area.

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Problem 3378

Find the cost of hardwood floors for a cube room with volume 6,859ft36,859 \mathrm{ft}^{3} at $10\$ 10 per square foot.

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Problem 3379

Yossi's square garage had 282ft2282 \mathrm{ft}^{2}. After a 50%50\% increase in area, find the original and new side lengths and percent increase.

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Problem 3380

The Bells are adding a cube room with volume 6,859ft36,859 \mathrm{ft}^{3}. Find the cost of hardwood floors at \$10/ft².

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Problem 3381

Which shape must have a square base: cone, pyramid, cube, or rectangular prism?

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Problem 3382

Calculate the volume of a sphere with a diameter of 3 cm. Options: 3π3 \pi, 36π36 \pi, 92π\frac{9}{2} \pi, 98π\frac{9}{8} \pi.

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Problem 3383

Find the distance between a dolphin 18 ft below and a helicopter 75.5 ft above the ocean surface.

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Problem 3384

Find mRSQ=15x43m \angle RSQ = 15x - 43 and mTSQ=8x+18m \angle TSQ = 8x + 18 if they sum to a right angle.

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Problem 3385

Find angles DEHDEH and FEHFEH where mDEH=13xm \angle DEH = 13x and mFEH=10x+21m \angle FEH = 10x + 21.

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Problem 3386

Find the angles mDEH=13xm \angle DEH = 13x and mFEH=10x+21m \angle FEH = 10x + 21 that sum to 9090^\circ.

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Problem 3387

Find the angles ABD=6x+14\angle ABD = 6x + 14, CBD=3x+29\angle CBD = 3x + 29; determine ABD\angle ABD, CBD\angle CBD, and ABC\angle ABC.

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Problem 3388

Calculate the gallons of water an aquarium (18" wide, 25" long, 12" high) can hold. Use 231 cubic inches/gallon.

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Problem 3389

Find the measures of angles mABDm \angle A B D, mCBDm \angle C B D, and mABCm \angle A B C given that BDundefined\overrightarrow{B D} bisects ABC\angle A B C.

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Problem 3390

In triangle ABCABC, if BDBD bisects ABC\angle ABC with ABC=(216x)\angle ABC = (2-16x)^\circ and ABD=(2x+81)\angle ABD = (2x+81)^\circ, find mABDm \angle ABD, mCBDm \angle CBD, and mABCm \angle ABC.

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Problem 3391

Find mABDm \angle A B D, mCBDm \angle C B D, and mABCm \angle A B C given that BDundefined\overrightarrow{B D} bisects ABC\angle A B C and mABC=(25x+34)m \angle A B C=(25 x+34)^{\circ}.

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Problem 3392

If BDBD bisects ABC\angle ABC, find mABDm \angle ABD, mCBDm \angle CBD, and mABCm \angle ABC with mABC=(25x+34)m \angle ABC = (25x+34)^\circ and mCBD=(11x+22)m \angle CBD = (11x+22)^\circ.

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Problem 3393

Find the measure of angles ABC\angle A B C and DEF\angle D E F, given that mABC=112m \angle A B C = 112^{\circ} and they are congruent.

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Problem 3394

Find the area, in square inches, of a scale drawing of a classroom floor that is 30 ft by 40 ft with a length of 15 in.

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Problem 3395

Find the perimeter, in inches, of a scale drawing of a classroom floor that is 30 ft long and 24 ft wide, with a 15 in length.

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Problem 3396

Find the area in square inches of a scale drawing of a classroom floor measuring 24 ft by 30 ft, with a length of 4 in.

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Problem 3397

Find the area in square inches of a scale drawing of a classroom floor measuring 24 ft by 40 ft with a length of 6 in.

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Problem 3398

Points A, B, and C are on a line. Find the length ACA C given ABA B and BCB C for two cases.

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Problem 3399

Find ACA C if points A, B, C, D, and E are in order and AE=x+50A E=x+50, CE=x+32C E=x+32.

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Problem 3400

Create a segment addition problem with points A, B, and C where AB+BC=ACAB + BC = AC and x=20x = 20.

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