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sergejj [24]
4 years ago
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Help meh I will give brainiest!! Answer as much as you know.

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coldgirl [10]4 years ago
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Here i did this to. Hope it helps! It wont let me download it so I am just gonna put them on here.

Unit 7 Review Guided Notes Page

Question 1

Find the missing side length.

5*5=25+ 7*7=49= 74 so 8.6

Question 2

What is the area of the parallelogram?

18*50=900

Question 3

What is the perimeter of the figure?

If you break the object apart. 7+7+1+1=16

5+5+3+3=16

16+16=32m

Question 4

What are the solutions to the equation?

x^2 – 22 = 14

I found that 6*6=36 – 22=14

I tried a few numbers .

Question 5

What is the area of the figure?

If you break the figure apart. 3*2=6

2*6=12

6+12=18cm

Question 6

What is the area of the trapezoid?

11+3=14*9=126*2=252

Question 7

Hint: 1 Revolution equals the Circumference!

How far does a wheel travel in 2 revolutions if it has a radius of 45 cm?

2*3.14=6.28*45=282.6*2=565.2

Question 8

The diameter of the larger circle is 11 cm.  The diameter of the smaller circle is 7 cm.  What is the area approximate area of the shaded region?

For the smaller one – 7/2= 3.5 *3.5*3.14=38.46

For the bigger one- 5.5*5.5*3.14=94.98

94.98-38.46=56.52

Question 9

What is the approximate area of a circular garden that has a diameter of 12 feet?

A= Pi*r2. 3.14*6^2 =113

6*6=36*3.14= 113.04

Question 10

A 17-foot pole is leaning against a wall.  The bottom of the pole is 8 feet away from the bottom of the wall.  Approximately how high up the wall does the top of the pole reach?

(a^2+b^2=c^2) Its 15 ft

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