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LESSON 12.3<br />

1. 329 cm 2<br />

2. 4 cm 2<br />

3. 11,839 cm 2<br />

4. 407 cm 2<br />

5. 35 cm<br />

6. 17 cm<br />

7. 30 cm<br />

8. 56°<br />

9. 45°<br />

10. 66°<br />

11a. approximately 2200 m<br />

11b. approximately 1600 m<br />

11c. approximately 1400 m<br />

12. The other two walls were 300 ft and<br />

approximately 413 ft. The area was approximately<br />

45,000 ft 2 .<br />

13. approximately 48 m<br />

14. 2366 cm; approximately 41°<br />

15. approximately 5°<br />

16. 93<br />

<br />

8<br />

cm3 , or approximately 6 cm3 17. Because AB CD , A D by the AIA<br />

Conjecture. Because D and B intercept the<br />

same arc, D B. Therefore A B by the<br />

transitive property. So ABE is isosceles by the<br />

Converse of the Isosceles Triangle Conjecture.<br />

18. Draw line through the two points. Then fold<br />

the paper so that the two points coincide. Draw<br />

another line along the fold. These two lines contain<br />

the diagonals of the square. Now fold the paper so<br />

that the two lines coincide. Mark the vertices on<br />

the other line.<br />

19. AC 60 cm, AE 93.75 cm, AF 117 cm<br />

20. Box 1; about 1.2 in. longer<br />

ANSWERS TO EXERCISES 137<br />

<strong>Answers</strong> to Exercises

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