Abeka Plane Geometry Test 12

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A

two points____ determine one and only one straight line

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s

if the endpoints of a line segment are on a circle the segment is ___ diameter

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n

a quadrilateral ____ has only one diagonal

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A

if two lines are parallel to the same line, then they are____ parallel

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A

if two lines are cut by a transversal so that the alternate interior angle sare equal the corresponding angels are ___ euqal

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s

the bisectors of a pair of corresponding angles of two lines cut by a transversal are __ parallel t oeach other

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a

the sides of a circumscribed equilateral triangle are _____ bisected at the points of contact to the circle

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a

if two chords of a circle bisect each other both chords are ____- diameters

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a line that is perpendicular to hte tangent of a circle at the point of contact will ___ pass through the center of htat circl

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an inscribed angle of a circle is ___ equal to the measure of hte arc it subtends

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n

an angle inscribed in a minor arc is ____ acute

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n

if a:b=c:d then d:b=a:c can_____ be obtained by performing transformations

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s

in triangle ABC and RST if a:b=r:s and ancle C= angle T then triangle ABC and RST are __ contgruent

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S

Two triangles that are equal are ____ congruent

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if two polygons have the same number of sides then they are _____ similar

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if hte number of degrees in an angle is y then its complememnt is ____180 degrees -y

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the perimeter of a regular polygon of n sides inscribed in a circle is __less than the circumference of the cirlce (n is any integer greater than 0 and less than infinity)

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FOR TRUE AND FALSE USE DIAGRAM #1

FOR TRUE AND FALSE USE DIAGRAM #1

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true

arc EC and arch FD are equal in degrees

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false

if arc EC =47 degrees then arc AF=153 degrees

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true

the number of angle degreees in angle FOD is equal to the number of arc degrees in arc EC

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false

angle FOD is an inscribed angle

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false

angle AOF is the complement of angle EOC

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true

if arc EC is less than 90 degrees the nangle AOF is obtuse

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false

arc AF is the same length as arc BE

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true

the two circles are concentric

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70 degrees

angele BOC (#2)

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35 degrees

angle ADB (#2)

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55 degrees

angle DAQ (#2)

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20 degrees

angle CPD (#2)

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70 degrees

arc AB (#2)

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125 Degrees

arc CD (#2)

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30 degrees

if angle 1= 30 degrees and angle 2= 45 degrees find angle 3 (#3)

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110 degrees

if angle 1 = 30 degrees and angle 4= 40 degrees find angle ADC (#3)

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45 degrees

if BD=AC and BD is perpendicular to AC find angle 2 (#3)

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4 pi inches

the length of a 60 degree arc of a circle with a radius of 12 inches is

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8 3 (3 is sq. rt) inches

the altitude of an equilateral triangle with a side of 16 inches is

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a segment

the area enclosed by an arc of a circle and the chord of the arc is

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256 sq. inches

two regular octagons have perimeteres of 2 inches and 8 inches if the smaller has an area of 16 sq. inches the nthe larger has ana area of

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6 inches

a square whose area is 144 sq. inches has an apothem of

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8

the hypotenuse of a right triangle is 10 and one leg is 6 the other leg is

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circumference divided by diameter

the value of pi can be thought of as

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216 3 (3 is Sq. Rt.) Sq. Inches

if a regular hexagon has a side 12 inches long its area is

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128 sq. inches

a circle has an area of 64 pi sq. inches the area of a square inscribed in hte cirlcle is

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equal

angles 1 and 5 are (#4)

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supplementary

angles 2 and 5 are (#4)

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corresponding angles

angles 4 and 8 are (#4)

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alternate interior angles

angles 3 and 6 are (#4)

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none of these

angles 5 and 8 are (#4)

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16 sq. inches

if two sides ofa parallelogram are 4 inches and 8 inches in length and have a 30 degree angle between them the area of hte parallelogram is (#4)

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3 3 (second 3 is sq. rt.) inches

the apothem of a regular hexagon that has a 36 inch perimeter is (#4)