Test #4 | Math 8 (Graphing Intro/Triangles/Angles/Dilations/Rigid Transformations)

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18 questions
Graphing Introduction
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4

Graph the ordered pairs from the table.

  • Click the graph tab.
  • Click on the graph background to add a point. Drag a point or type in x and y coordinates to edit its position. Click on a point to delete it.
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4

The equation that represents the cost (y) to buy x pounds of strawberries is y=2.50x. What does the slope represent?

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4

Calculate the slope from the table

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4

What is the slope of this graph? (Remember to reduce- no decimals!)

Angle Pairs
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4

Drag the angle pairs to the best category that describes their angle relationship.

  • \angle5 and \angle 7
  • \angle 1 and \angle 3
  • \angle 3 and \angle 7
  • \angle 6 and \angle2
  • \angle2 and \angle 8
  • \angle5 and \angle3
  • alternate interior angles
  • corresponding angles
  • vertical angles
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2

If m\angle 5=124, what is the m\angle4

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2
The relationship of \angle 5 and \angle 4 is __________. This means the angles are __________.
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2

If the m\angle 3=32\degree, then the m\angle 2=________

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2
The relationship of \angle 3 and \angle 2 is __________. This means the angles are __________.
Dilations
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4

A triangle has coordinates at A(-2,0) B(-4,4) and C(1, 6). What are the new locations of the coordinates after a dilation by a scale factor of 4? Show your evidence on your paper test.

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4

Identify the scale factor from black (larger) to purple (smaller).

Triangle angles
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2

Write the equation you will use to find the measure of the missing interior angle of the triangle.

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2

What is the measure of the missing interior angle of the triangle?

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2

Write the equation you will use to find the measure of the missing exterior angle of the triangle.

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2

What is the measure of the missing exterior angle of the triangle?

Rigid Transformations
4

If the triangle is rotated 180 degrees counterclockwise, what will be the location of C'?

4

Complete on paper only.

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Complete on paper only