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For the next four questions, select true of false for the given statement and figure. |
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2) The shape is a quadrilateral. |
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3) The shape is a quadrilateral. |
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4) The shape is a quadrilateral. |
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5) The shape is a quadrilateral. |
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6) A parallelogram is a quadrilateral with opposite sides that are _________. |
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In the next five problems, select the theorem that best matches the figure and information given. |
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7) Which theorem is depicted by the figure and information shown below? |
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8) Which theorem is depicted by the figure and information shown below? |
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9) Which theorem is depicted by the figure and information shown below? |
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10) Which theorem is depicted by the figure and information shown below? |
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11) Which theorem is depicted by the figure and information shown below? |
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Print out the diagram below and determine where a fourth point T could be placed to make parallelograms QRTS and QRST; and then answer the next two questions. |
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14) Determine if quadrilateral DEFG, with vertices D(–4,2), E(2,5), F(3,0) and G(–1,–2), is a parallelogram. State your answer and support it by giving an explanation based on the slopes of the sides of the quadrilateral. |
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In the next four problems, apply the theorems in this unit to solve for the unknown value. Each figure is a parallelogram. |
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19) Refer to the parallelogram and information given below to answer the following questions: (a) What is the measure of angle 1? (b) What is the measure of angle 2? (c) What is the measure of angle 3? (d) What is the measure of angle 4? |
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22) In parallelogram ABCD, the measurement of angle A equals “7x + 22” and the measure of angle B equals “2x – 13”. What is the measure of each of the four angles in the parallelogram? |
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Refer to the figure and information given below to solve the next four problems. It will be helpful to print out or copy the figure below, and then fill in the angle measures in the figure as you work through the problems. |
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Refer to parallelogram JKLM to answer the next two questions. |
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More Properties of Parallelograms |
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In the next five questions, refer to the given information and figure shown below. |
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For the next six problems, select the correct answer. |
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44) The consecutive angles are supplementary. |
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45) The diagonals bisect each other. |
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46) The diagonals are congruent. |
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47) All four angles are right angles. |
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48) All properties that apply to a parallelogram also apply to a rectangle. |
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49) All properties of a rectangle also apply to a parallelogram. |
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50) Write a proof for the given information and the conclusion. You may write the proof in paragraph form or you may write a formal proof using statements and reasons. If you write a formal proof, you may complete the proof in a word-processing document and attach it below. |
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Extended Research: Check with your instructor to see if he/she is interested in awarding extra credit to you for writing a one-page report on the following research topic: Frank Lloyd Wright is very popular amongst architects and others who appreciate the beauty of unique buildings. Do an Internet research about this man and find out why he stands out as a unique architect. Write a one-page report about him and his creations. Pay special attention to the creations that are centered on rectangles and also his philosophy for his creations. Include pictures of his designs. |
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