12 multiple-choice questions, progressively harder.
A square has radius 727\sqrt272 cm. What is its area?
Solution
Correct answer: C
The 45-45-90 half-triangle has apothem 7 cm and half-side 7 cm. The side is 14 cm.
An equilateral triangle has side length 16 cm. Which is its exact area?
Correct answer: A
Use the equilateral special case, which follows from its right half-triangle.
A regular pentagon has side length 10 cm. Which expression gives its apothem in centimeters? Use degrees.
Correct answer: D
The right half-triangle has opposite side 5 cm and angle 36 degrees. Tangent is opposite divided by adjacent.
A convex regular decagon has radius 6 cm. Which is its apothem in centimeters? Use degrees.
Correct answer: B
The half-central angle is 18 degrees. The apothem is adjacent and the radius is the hypotenuse.
A regular hexagon has perimeter 78 cm and area 50732\tfrac{507\sqrt3}{2}25073 square cm. What is its apothem?
Double the area and divide by the positive perimeter.
A regular hexagon has side length 323\sqrt232 cm. What is its exact area?
The side squared is 18 square cm. Apply the exact hexagon result.
A regular octagon has apothem 3 cm. Which expression gives its perimeter in centimeters? Use degrees.
Tangent gives half a side as 3 times the tangent of 22.5 degrees. Double for a side, then multiply by eight.
A regular dodecagon has radius 11 cm. Which calculation finds half a side in centimeters? Use degrees.
The half-central angle is 15 degrees. The half-side is opposite, with hypotenuse 11 cm.
A square has area 225 square cm. What is its apothem?
The positive side length is 15 cm because its square is 225. The apothem is half that side.
An equilateral triangle has radius 10 cm and side length 10310\sqrt3103 cm. What is its apothem?
The half-side is 5 times the square root of 3 cm. Use the radius as the hypotenuse.
A convex regular polygon has central angle 72 degrees and radius 14 cm. Which is its apothem in centimeters?
The apothem bisects the central angle, giving a 36-degree right triangle. Cosine compares the adjacent apothem with the radius.
Which change turns the center-triangle area sum into half the perimeter times the apothem?
There are n sides each of length s, so their sum is the perimeter.
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