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Answers rounded to the nearest ten thousandth. Geometry Chapter 8 Review 1A. Name what each polygon appears to be (be specific as possible). Name ______________________ Solve and be sure to show HOW you got your answer. Find the sum of the measures of the interior angles of a polygon having: 1. 9 sides 2. 13 sides Find the sum of the measures of the exterior angles of a polygon having: 3. 14 sides 4. 109 sides Find the measure of the remaining interior angle of each of the following figures. 5. hexagon with angles: 95, 154, 80, 145, 76 6. pentagon with angles of 116, 138, 94, 88 Find the measure of each interior angle of a regular polygon having: 7. 30 sides 8. 90 sides Find the measure of each exterior angle of a regular polygon having: 9. 24 sides 10. 45 sides Can the given angle represent the measure of an exterior angle of a regular polygon? Explain why. 11. 46 12. 15 13. 27 14. 72 Find the number of sides of a regular polygon if the measure of each interior angle is: 15. 162 16. 140 17. 168 Find the number of sides of a regular polygon if the measure of each exterior angle is: 18. 90 19. 45 20. 36 The diagonals of rhombus STUV intersect at W. Given that m UVT = 31.8, TU = 20, and TW = 17, find the indicated measures. 21. m UVS 22. m 24. UW TWU 25. SU 23. m TUV S T 26. VT V U Find the value of the unknown(s). Show work to justify your answers!!! (some pictures NOT drawn to scale) 27. 28. 136 85 150 (3x + 40) (5x – 10) x 50 60 (6x + 20) (4x + 15) 4x x = ______ 29. 5x x = ______ regular hexagon 30. regular n-gon y 18 x Find n (number of sides) = ______ x = ______ y = ______ 31. 120 165 160 156 k = _________ 153 k 176 2 135 171 32. The polygon in the center is a regular pentagon. The triangles on each side of the pentagon are isosceles. 148 x x = _________ 2y + 10 33. 34. ABCD is a square. DF = 2x - 3 AC = 3x + 7 100 40 8x A B 1 F 2 (3b + 5) 5x + 15 D C x = ______ m1 ______ m2 = ______ length of AD = ______ perimeter of ABCD = _____ x = ______ y = ______ b = ______ 35. The figure is a rhombus 36. ABCD is a rhombus. A 4y - 8 37. TRAP is an isosceles trapezoid mRTP = 78 D 14 R 5x - 15 126 A O 60 20 O 76 1 K C B x = ______ mODC = ______ mABC = ______ mDCB = ______ P 24 T m1 = ______ y = ______ (radical answers) mTRA = ______ mRAP = ______ mAPT = ______ OK = ______ If RP = 46, AT = 3b + 7 then b = ____ 38. T b-9 PSTU is a rectangle, MP RS , CZ is the midsegment of isosceles trapezoid MRTU. COAT is a kite. 42 C 75 x d = _______ 12 M P b = _______ A V x = _______ C d + 13 30 y z R S A W Z y = _______ z = _______ T U O 39. MR = 3x - 10 UT = 2x + 3 CZ = 9 x = ______ 40. PM = 2y UT = 6y + 1 MR = 5 y = ______ YZ = ______ Fill in the blank with always, sometimes or never. 41. A rectangle is ___________________a parallelogram. 42. A parallelogram is ____________________a rhombus 43. A rhombus is __________________ a square 44. A quadrilateral is ____________________a trapezoid. 45. An isosceles trapezoid is ___________________a parallelogram. 46. A rectangle is _____________________ a square. List all the quadrilaterals for which the given property is true. Use the key: I (Isosceles trapezoid), K (Kite), P (Parallogram), S (Square), R (Rectangle), RH (Rhombus), T(Trapezoid) 47. the diagonals are congruent 48. diagonals are perpendicular 49. all sides are congruent 50. all angles are congruent 51. diagonals bisect each other 52. both pairs of opposite sides are congruent 53. diagonals bisect opposite angles 54. diagonals are congruent AND perpendicular 55. consecutive angles are supplementary 56. exactly one pair of sides is parallel For each quadrilateral named, three vertices are given. Graph these vertices and then find the location of the 4th vertex. Write its coordinates. Use your knowledge of special quadrilaterals and coordinate geometry. 57. MATH is an isosceles trapezoid. M (-2, 4) A (1, 2) T (1, -1) H ________ 59. MATH is a rectangle. M (-3, 0) A (-2, 2) T (2, 0) H ________ 58. MATH is a kite. M (1, -1) A (-1, 3) T (1, 5) H ________ 60. MATH is a parallelogram. M (-1, 1) A (4, 2) T (2, -1) H ________