Quadrilaterals Flashcards

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If a question asks for the sum of the degree of measures of the angles marked by the arrows? Once you calculate one arrow and the degree amount, what must you do?

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Add the two together!

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What is the significance of a diagonal?

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If Rectangle DEFG has a diagonal of 13, what is it’s perimeter? It also have a width of 5

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The diagonal divides the rectangle into two right triangles. Since one side of the triangle is 5 and the hypotenuse is 13, these are 5: 12: 13 right triangles. Add the lengths of all of the sides to find the perimeter and hence answer = 34

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QA: The area of a square with a perimeter of 40

QB: The area of a rectangle with a perimeter of 44

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Answer = cannot be determined!!
A square is a subset of rectangles and therefore QB can follow the rules of a rectangle or it can follow the rules of a square and therefore the answer can’t be determined

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If a circle with an area of 16 pi is inscribed in a rectangle, what is the area of the rectangle?

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Answer = 64
Draw a figure. For a circle to be perfectly inscribed (touching all sides of) a rectangle, the rectangle has to be a square. The area of the circle is Area = pi r^2. So 16pi = pi r^2. Therefore, r = 4.

When figures overlap, find what they have in common. The side of a square is s, is equal to the diameter of the circle, d. So s = d = 2r = 2(4) = 8. The area of a square is A = s^2. Therefore the answer is 8^2 = 64.

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PQRS is a rectangle
x = 2y

QA: The area of PQRS

QB: The perimeter of PQRS

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Answer = the relationship can’t be determined! A square is a form of rectangle.

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If you know that something is a square but they do not give you any side lengths or angles of the square

QA: The area of the square

QB: The length of a diagonal across the square

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Answer = cannot be determined!!

plug in using FROZEN

if the length of a side of the sqaure is 1, the area is also 1 and the length of the diagonal would be sqrt(1)

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the greatest possible area of a rectangle occurs when the rectangle is what?

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a square

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A rectangle is inscribed in a circle that has a radius of 7. Which of the following values could represent the area of the rectangle?

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49
81
100
121
196
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Answers = 9, 49, and 81

as long as the answer is less than 98 it works - 45 45 90 side length rules to calculate this

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