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Graph quadrilateral ABCD. Then determine the most precise name for each quadrilateral.
1. A (0, 5), B (–5, 0), C (0, –5), D (5, 0) (1 point)
square
kite
rectangle
2. A (–4, 4), B (3, 4), C (5, 0), D (–2, 0) (1 point)
square
trapezoid
parallelogram
3. A (6, 10), B (9, 8), C (6, 2), D (3, 8) (1 point)
kite
square
trapezoid
4. A (–3, 5), B (1, 7), C (3, 2), D (–7, –3) (1 point)
parallelogram
trapezoid
rectangle
Note: your teacher will grade your responses to 5-25 to ensure you receive proper credit for your answers.
Find XY in each parallelogram.
5. (2 points)
in.
6. (2 points)
cm
7. (2 points)
m
For problems 8–13, find the variables for each figure.
8. (2 points)
x =
9. Find x and y in the figure.
(4 points)
10. (2 points)
x =
11. (2 points)
x =
12. (2 points)
x =
13. Find x and y in the figure.
(4 points)
14. For problems 14–19, find the measures of the numbered angles.
(4 points)
15. (4 points)
16. (4 points)
17. (6 points)
18. (6 points)
19. (6 points)
For problems 20–25, determine the most precise name of quadrilateral DEFG from the information given.
20. (2 points)
21. (2 points)
22. (2 points)
23. (2 points)
24. (2 points)
25. (2 points)
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stop cheating!
He is cheating, but you don't need to tell him to stop, no one is going to help him like that. He will learn when he does not know anything on the final exam.
shut up you teachers
you guys are such bullies Jessica if your reading this me and mr.m got your back:) and don't listen to these jerks>:(
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