Check out these Google tools!
To check different dimensions of polygons, you can use the following Google tools:
Simply open the Google search engine, then:
For the perimeter of a rectangle, simply type, "rectangle perimeter =" in the search box. Enter values, and away you go.
For the area of a rectangle, type, "rectangle area =" in the search box.
For the area of a triangle: "triangle area = "
...and so on for any polygon:
Give it a try!
Practice Test 14 Answers
1. A 2. C 3. D 4. B 5. B 6. C 7. A 8. A 9. D 10. A 11. B
Topic 14 Extra Practice Answer Key
Set A
1. About 15 square units; estimate
2. 17 square units; exact
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Set B
1. 56 m2
2. 34 square units
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Set C
1. 36 in. 2
2. 6 ft2
3. 180 m2
4. 40cm2
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Set D
1. 18 cm
2. 70 ft
3. 216 mm
4. 84 ft
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SET E
1. eg: [1 x 11; 11 ft] ; [2 x 10; 20 ft2] ; [3 x 9; 27 ft] ; [4 x 8; 32 ft2] ;
[5 x 7 ; 35 ft2] ; [6 x 6; 36 ft2]
2. eg: [1 x 19; 19 cm2] ; [2 x 18; 36 cm2] ; [3 x 17; 51 cm2] ; [4 x 16; 64 m2] ; [5 x 15; 75 cm2] ; [6 x 14; 84 cm2] ; [7 x 13; 91 cm2] ; [8 x 12; 96 cm2] ;
[9 x 11; 99 cm2] ; [10 x 10; 100 cm2]
3. eg: [1 x 64; P=130 ft] ; [2 x 32 P=68 ft] ; [4 x 16 P=40 ft] ;
[8 x 8 P=32 ft]
4. eg: [1 x 80; P=162 yd] ; [2 x 40; P=84 yd] ; [4 x 20; P=48 yd] ;
[8 x 10; P=36 yd]
SET F
1. 30 inches
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