Unit 6 Practice Quiz Basic Geometry
7 Questions
| Total Attempts: 63
In mathematics, geometry is the study of shape, size, relative positions of figures and the properties of space. Does the geometer in you think it can answer these basic questions on the practice? Let’s find out!
Questions and Answers
- 1.Find the complement of a 54' angle.(Note: ' stands for degree)
- A.
306'
- B.
126'
- C.
36'
- D.
46'
- 2.A triangle has a 110' angle and a 35' angle. Find the measure of the third angle.(Note: ' stands for degree)
- A.
215'
- B.
35'
- C.
75'
- D.
45'
- 3.Find the perimeter of a square in which the sides are equal to 13.5 cm.
- A.
54 cm
- B.
24 cm
- C.
182.25 cm
- D.
91.125 cm
- 4.A metal frame is being built to install around a rectangular sign that is 2 m wide and 3.5 m long. At $4.24 per meter, find the cost of the material for the frame.
- A.
$31.36
- B.
$14.84
- C.
$23.32
- D.
$46.64
- 5.Find the area of a triangle with a base of 10 ft and a height of 16 ft.(Note: ft^2 means ft squared)
- A.
160 ft^2
- B.
26 ft^2
- C.
80 ft^2
- D.
320 ft^2
- 6.Find the volume of a sphere with a 5-foot diameter.(Note: ft^3 means ft cubed)
- A.
65.42 ft^3
- B.
62.80 ft^3
- C.
26.17 ft^3
- D.
78.50 ft^3
- 7.A silo, which is in the shape of a cylinder, is 24 ft in diameter and has a height of 40 ft. Find the volume of the silo.(Note: ft^3 means ft cubed)
- A.
3014.4 ft^3
- B.
1507.2 ft^3
- C.
18086.4 ft^3
- D.
5760 ft^3
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