Square practice problems - page 148 of 150
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- Perpendicular sides
In the ABCDEFGHIJKL, the two adjacent sides are perpendicular to each other, and all sides except the AL and GF sides are identical. The AL and GF sides are twice as long as the other sides. The lines BG and EL intersect at point M. The quadrilateral ABMJ - Circular arc
Calculate the center angle and length of the circular arc if the radius r = 21 cm and the area of the slice is 328.5 cm² - Fountain
Around a circular fountain with a diameter of 2m, there is a 0.5m wide strip of land for planting roses. How many m² of land do roses occupy? - Around
Around the circular flowerbed with a radius of 2 m is a sidewalk 80 cm wide. How many square meters does the sidewalk have? - The cone
The cone's lateral surface area is 4 cm², and the area of the base is 2 cm². Find the angle in degrees (deviation) of the cone sine and the cone base plane. (The cone side is the segment joining the vertex cone with any point of the base circle. All sides - Chord length
Calculate the length of the circle chord, which is 2.5 cm from the circle's center. The radius is 6.5 cm. - Goat
The fenced flower bed has the shape of a regular hexagon. The tops are formed by fence posts. The fence around the flowerbed measures 60 m. A goat is tied to one of the pillars from the outside and grazes on the surrounding meadow (the goat should not ent - Quadrilateral pyramid
In a regular quadrilateral pyramid, the side edge is e = 7 dm, and the base's diagonal is 50 cm. Calculate the pyramid shell area. - Circular flowerbed
We split the circular flowerbed with a diameter 8 m by concentric circles to circles and annulus with the same area. Find the radius of the circle. - Pyramid surface
Calculate the surface of a 3.5 m high quadrilateral pyramid with a rectangular base with dimensions of 3 m and 1.8 m. - Quadrilateral pyramid
A quadrilateral pyramid has a rectangular base with 24 cm and 13 cm dimensions. The height of the pyramid is 18cm. Calculate: 1/the area of the base 2/casing area 3/pyramid surface 4/volume of the pyramid - Quadrilateral perimeter angles
Quadrilateral ABCD has side lengths AB=13cm, CD=3cm, AD=4cm. Angles ACB and ADC are right angles. Calculate the perimeter of quadrilateral ABCD. - The tower
The tower of the Dean's Church in Ústí nad Labem deviates from the original vertical axis by 220 cm. Its original height was 48 m. At what height is the highest point of this tower now? Enter the result to the nearest centimeter. - Circular segment
What is the radius of a circular section whose central angle is 36° and the area of S = 53.095 cm²? - Angle of diagonal
The angle between the body diagonal of a regular quadrilateral and its base is 60°. The edge of the base has a length of 10cm. Calculate the body volume. - Chords centers
The circle has a diameter of 17 cm, upper chord |CD| = 10.2 cm, and bottom chord |EF| = 7.5 cm. The chords H and G midpoints are |EH| = 1/2 |EF| and |CG| = 1/2 |CD|. Find the distance between the G and H if CD II EF (parallel). - Annular area
The square with side a = 1 is inscribed and circumscribed by circles. Find the annular area. - Hexagonal Pyramid Volume
The tops of the base of a regular hexagonal pyramid lie on a circle with a radius of 10 cm. The height of the pyramid is 12cm. What is its volume? - A goat
In the square garden of side (a), a goat is tied in the middle of one side. Calculate the length of the rope (r) so that the goat grazes exactly half the garden. If r = c * a, find the constant c. - Spherical cap
Calculate the volume of the spherical cap and the areas of the spherical canopy if r = 5 cm (radius of the sphere), ρ = 4 cm (radius of the circle of the cap).
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