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Directions: Grab a paper and pencil to make your computations.
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Given equilateral triangle ABC with an apothem of length 3 cm.
a) Find AP (in cm).
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b) Find AB (in cm).
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c) Find the exact area of ΔABC (in square cm).
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Given square ABCD with a diagonal length of 24 inches.
a) Find the measure of ∠CAD.
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b) Find PQ (in inches).
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c) Find the exact area of ABCD (in square inches.).
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Given regular hexagon ABCDEF with a side length of 8 feet.
a) Find AP (in feet).
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b) Find PQ (in feet).
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c) Find the exact area of ABCDEF (in square feet).
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Given regular pentagon ABCDE with side length of 10 cm.
a) Find PQ to the nearest tenth of a cm.
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b) Using your answer from part a, find the area of ABCDE to the nearest cm2.
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Hint: Use Trig.
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The US Pentagon is a regular pentagon whose outer walls are each 921 feet in length.
a) Find the area, to the nearest square foot, covered by this enormous building, including the center courtyard.
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US Pentagon, Arlington, Virginia, headquarters of the US Department of Defense.
Photo courtesy of NASA global software.
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b) Find the distance, to the nearest foot, from the west entrance, A, to the eastern vertex point, B. Assume A is the base of the apothem.
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The apothem of a regular polygon is half of the side of the polygon. What is the name given to this polygon?
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Honey bee nests, called honeycombs, are constructed to form hexagonal grids. The cells measure 5 mm from vertex to vertex. The illustration at the right shows 36½ cells. Assuming the cells to be regular hexagons, find the area of the cells shown in the illustration, to nearest square mm.
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The minimum size of a stop sign is a regular octagon measuring 30 inches across. Find the area of this stop sign to the nearest tenth of a square inch.
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