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SOLUTION SET Math III

1. The document provides solutions to geometry and trigonometry problems involving angles, sides of shapes, areas, and trigonometric functions. 2. Problems involve finding missing lengths of sides, calculating areas of shapes like rectangles and squares, using properties of parallelograms, and solving trigonometric equations. 3. Key concepts covered include vertical angles, total interior angles of polygons, similar triangles, properties of kites, and converting between radians and degrees.

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SOLUTION SET Math III

1. The document provides solutions to geometry and trigonometry problems involving angles, sides of shapes, areas, and trigonometric functions. 2. Problems involve finding missing lengths of sides, calculating areas of shapes like rectangles and squares, using properties of parallelograms, and solving trigonometric equations. 3. Key concepts covered include vertical angles, total interior angles of polygons, similar triangles, properties of kites, and converting between radians and degrees.

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Math III Solution Set:

Geometry and Trigonometry

1. • • • • • • Longest side is side opposite the longest


A B C D A D angle. AB is the longest side. C
• • • •
A C B D 2x
8.
• • • • • • X W
A B B C C D 2x
L
6 Different Segments C

A=L*W A = S2
2. A segment has a unique midpoint.
= 2x * X = (2x)2
Two points are contained in one and
Arectangle = 2x2 Asquare = 4x2
only one line. D
C
Area of rectangle is ½ the area of square
X+22
T
3. 2x 9. S

Q
Vertical angles are congruent R
2x = x+22
m  TQR = 85°
2x-x = 22
A m  TSR = 85°
x = 22
Opposite angle of a parallelogram are
congruent. D
4. Total interior angles = (n-2)(180)
1800°= (n-2)(180)
10. TP = 2x+1 RP =y+5
1800
n-2 =  10 SP = 4-3y QP = x-5
180
TP = RP SP = QP
n-2 = 10 n = 10+2  diagonals of a parallelogram bisect
n = 12 C
each other.
Substituting and Equating
5. Regular hexagon, n = 6 6 angles
 2x+1 = y+5
(n-2)(180) (6-2)(180°)
 4-3y = x-5
180(4) = 720 total interior angles
using equation 2:
720
 120 B x = 9-3y
6 substituting to equation 2:
2(9-3y) = y+5 x = 9-3 (11 / 7)
6. Rectangle have no congruent angles 18-6y = y+5 = (8- 33) / 7
False 7y = 11 = (56-33) / 7
Rectangle is quadrilateral with four 11 23
congruent angles. B y= x= Bonus!
7 7

B 11. x°
7. 2x°
80° y° y°
25° 75°
A C
Vertical angles are congruent
2y = x AB  CD
13 
x+x+2x+2x = 360 2
6x = 360 6  CD
13 =  26  6  CD
x = 60 2
60 = 2y CD  26  6
B
y = 30° CD  20
C

12. Similar triangles 15. Area of square = S2


S=5  A = (25)2
27 a b = 4S2
effect when S is doubled:
x y
27 Area’ = (Area)(4) B
M N M cc N
27

27 z 16. V = 2 * 12 * q V = 63
MN = c = 24q =216
a c
 a = 54 c=?
x z V solid rectangle = V cube
x = 81 z = 27 216 = 24q
216 36 * 6
q=  9
za 27 * 54 24 24
c=   18
x 81 q=9 B

c = 18 2 2
B 17. PA= PB PB = PC
MN = 18 3 3

A AA= 16units = S2
13. S2 = 16 S=4
2
4 PA = 16 = PB PB = 24
4√2 3
2
C 4 B D 24 = PC PC = 36
3
4√2
4S = 36 S=a
AB  CD  4 2 AC = S2 = 81 A
AC  BC  4

( 4 2 ) 2  ( 4) 2  x 2 16 * 2  16  x 2
48 = x2
x= 4 3 A

18. 7
A 6 B Area of a
parralelogram
14. 13
12
using diagonals
X Y

C D
1 24. 11/6 П * 180°
Area of kite = d1d 2
2 П radians
d1= 7 d2 = 12
C
1 11 * 30° = 330°
A = * 7 * 12  42 A
2
2
25. sin  = tan   ?
19. 3
- 4r opposite
sin  = hypotenuse
 not in the 1st quadrant
32 = 22+x2
r 3r
- r x2 = 32-22
x2 = 9-4
1 x2 = 5
A= bh
2 x = 5
b = 3r-r = 2r y=2 & x=  5
h = 4r-r = 3r 2
1 so, tan  = C
 5
A = * 2r * 3r  3r 2
2
3r 2  12 26.
r2  4 II I
r=2 C Quadrant II
III IV C
1
20. A = bh
2
b = 2cm h = 3cm 1  sin 2 
27.
1 sin 
A= (2)(3)  3cm 2 C
2 1 = sin 2   cos 2 
1- sin 2   cos 2 
21. P = P S =16 cos 2  cos 
  cot 
sin  sin 
P = 48 d  cot 
P = 48 = 4S and S =12 D
A = S2 = 122 = 144 C

22.
28.
Area of 3 lots = ¼ of area of rectangle x
¼ * 360 = width of lot = 90 y
C
90/3 = width of 3 lots = 30ft 30°
23. 225° * П radians
180° 20 meters
= 5 * П radians
4
D x cos30 = 20
= 5/4 П radians
3
x  20
2
40
x=
3
1
y= x 30 - 60 - 90
2
20 3 20 3
y= *  C
3 3 3

29.

10 8


6

adjacent 6 5
cos     C
hypotenuse 10 3

y opposite 8 4
30. tan   x  adjacent  6  3 D

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