Monique randomly surveyed 20 students from her class and found that 14 like peanut butter cookies. If there are 140 students in Monique's school, predict the total number of students who like peanut butter cookies.
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Question 4
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PROPORTION:
Set up a proportion and solve for x. Round to the nearest whole number.
*Hint, look at the name to help determine corresponding sides and set up a proportion.
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Question 5
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PROPORTION:
Find the value of x.
*hint, look at the name. carefully identify corresponding sides and set up your proportion.
round to the nearest tenths place
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Question 6
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PROPORTION:
Fill in the blank.
*Hint,
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Question 7
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PROPORTION:
Set up a proportion to solve for x. Then determine the length of segment BC. Write your answer in __, __ form where x is the first value and the length of BC is the second.
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Question 8
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RATIO / PROPORTION:
What is the length of segment JK?
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Question 9
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PROPORTION: Set up a proportion to solve for the value of x.
*Hint, round to the nearest tenth.
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Question 10
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PROPORTION: CORRESPONDING SIDES
*Hint, order matters.
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Question 11
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PROPORTION:
The following two triangles are similiar. Write a proportion and solve for x.
*Hint, remember to separate the two triangles and re-label the sides.
round to the tenths place
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Question 12
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PROPORTION:
Set up a proportion to solve for the value of x.
*Hint, separate the triangles first.
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Question 13
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RATIO:
These two triangles are similar. What is the scale factor (RATIO) of the large to the small triangle?
*Hint, simplify your fraction.
EFD ~ ACB
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Question 14
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TRIANGLE SUM THEROEM:
If △ABC ~ △DEF, what is the m∠A?
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Question 15
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POSTULATES:
Which triangle similiarity postulate proves these similar?
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Question 16
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POSTULATES:
Which triangle similiarity postulate proves these similar?
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Question 17
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POSTULATES:
Are the following similar? If so, by which postulate?
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Question 18
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APPLICATIONS:
A shadow of a tree is 6 ft long at the same time Linda is standing outside. Linda is 5.5 ft tall and her shadow is 2 ft long. How tall is the tree?
1. Draw a picture
2. Set up a proportion.
3. Solve for the height of the tree.
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Question 19
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APPLICATIONS:
*Hint, set up a proportion and solve for d. Make sure to set up corresponding sides!
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Question 20
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APPLICATIONS:
What is the height of the dinosaur?
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Question 21
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BONUS - DISTANCE FORMULA:
Find the distance between P (0,-1) and Point Q (2, -7). Round your answer to the nearest tenth place if necessary.
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Question 22
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BONUS - TRIANGLE INEQUALITIES:
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Question 23
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BONUS - ALTITUDE:
Find x. (Hint, since BD is the altitutde, it creates a right angle.)