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Part A: Answer the following questions by filling in the blanks with the correct response.
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1 Classify the following triangles by
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(d) Obtuse Angle
A 180° angle
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4. Why are the following triangles similar?
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5. Why are the following triangles similar?
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Part B: Answer the following questions in the space provided.
Show full solutions like the ones done in class and on the practice test.
Use proportions and/or the Pythagorean Theorem.
(4)
1 Solve for x, rounded to 1 decimal place, if necessary.
.
a) x:9=58:6
b)
31:13=5:x
( 4)
2. A lawn mower runs on a gas to oil mixture of 7 : 3
Find the amount of oil to mix with 5 L of gas. Answer to 1 decimal place.
(4)
3 In a survey 3 out of 7 people drove two-door cars.
In a parking lot with 1200 cars about how many would be two-door? Answer to the nearest car.
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The cities of Edmonton, Calgary and Lloydminster form a right angle triangle on a map.
The distance from Calgary to Lloydminster is the longest. The distance from Edmonton to Calgary is
300 km, the distance from Calgary to Lloydminster is 540 km.
What is the distance from Edmonton to Lloydminster to 1 decimal place?
Include a fully labelled diagram in your solution.
Part C: Answer the following questions in the space provided using similar triangles.
Be sure to mark equal angles.
You must have full solutions, like the ones done in class.
( 1 6)
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Calculate the height of the tree to 1 decimal place. Include a fully labelled diagram in your solution.
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