12 multiple-choice questions, progressively harder.
Two rectangles have disjoint interiors and share part of an edge. Their dimensions are 888 cm by 777 cm and 333 cm by 666 cm. What is the area of their union?
Solution
Correct answer: B
Their interiors do not overlap, so add their rectangular areas.
A 161616 cm by 101010 cm rectangle has a 444 cm by 333 cm rectangular corner removed. What area remains?
Correct answer: D
Subtract the contained corner from the whole rectangle.
A rectangle 111111 cm wide and 444 cm high is joined to a triangle along the triangle's entire 111111 cm base. The triangle lies outside the rectangle and has perpendicular height 666 cm. What is the combined area?
Correct answer: A
The two interiors do not overlap. Add the rectangle area and the triangle area.
An L-shaped polygon has horizontal and vertical sides. Its full width is 222222 cm, and its upper horizontal side is 999 cm. What is the horizontal width of the absent upper right corner?
Correct answer: C
The retained upper width and absent width span the full bottom width.
An L-shaped polygon has horizontal and vertical sides. Its full height is 151515 cm. The lower right vertical side is 666 cm. What is the vertical depth of the absent upper right corner?
The absent depth and lower side span the same height as the full left side.
Two polygons are joined along a segment, with disjoint interiors and no other contact. Which statement describes that segment in the union?
The join has region on both sides, so it is internal. If its length is sss, its perimeter contribution is
One centimeter equals 101010 millimeters. How many square millimeters make one square centimeter?
A one-centimeter square is ten millimeters along each of two directions.
Use 111 m equal to 100100100 cm. Express 640064006400 square centimeters in square meters.
One square meter contains 100100100 rows of 100100100 square centimeters. Divide by their product.
A 131313 cm by 999 cm rectangle contains a 555 cm by 333 cm rectangular hole strictly inside it. What is the retained area?
Subtract the hole area because it is excluded.
An 181818 cm by 141414 cm rectangular region contains a 666 cm by 444 cm rectangular hole strictly inside it. What is the total boundary length, including the hole?
Both the outer and inner rectangles bound the retained region.
Two polygons with perimeters 282828 cm and 363636 cm have disjoint interiors and meet along exactly one 555 cm segment. What is their union perimeter?
The sum counts the shared segment twice. Neither copy is exposed.
When does subtracting the area of a removed polygon from the area of an outer polygon give the retained area?
Every removed part must first belong to the whole. Under that condition, area addition can be rearranged as
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