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This is JEOPARDY!!!

Final Jeopardy Question Go the Distance Lost in Space 1000 ??? Get Radical Soh What? Today’s Special

Find the distance between (3,7) and (-1,-5) Back

Find the perimeter of Triangle POQ. O(0,0), P(5,10), Q(5,0)

Given R(0,0), T(6,4), U(8,2) Find the length of the median from T segment RU. Back

Given A(0,1) B(-2,3) C(- 9,-7) D(5,-10) Find the perimeter of ABCD.

Back Given A(0,1) B(-2,3) C(-9,-7) D(5,-10) Find the product of the diagonals.

Given a regular square pyramid w/ a base perimeter of 64 and an altitude of 15, find the diagonal of the base. Back

Given a regular square pyramid w/ a base perimeter of 64 and an altitude of 15, Find the slant height. Back

Find the height of a rectangular box whose base is 6 by 8 and whose diagonal is 26.

Back Find the diagonal of a cube if each side is 5 cm.

Back Given a rectangular solid w/ dimensions 10 X 14 X 48. Find the length of a diagonal of the solid.

Back Find the measure of angle A. A B C 6 10

Back Cos 30 = 30°

Back Find, to the nearest degree, The angles of a 5,12,13 Triangle.

Back The angle of depression from an observation tower to a fire is 28 degrees. The height of the tower is 90 feet. How far is the fire from the tower? (Round answer to nearest tenth)

Back Cosine R = 5/13 QP = 60 Find PR (Round answer to nearest tenth) R Q P

Back

Solve.

Back

Find x x 10 60

Back Find the perimeter of an equilateral triangle With an altitude of 14 cm.

Back Find the perimeter of the trapezoid

Back Find x. 135° x 12 30°

Back Find the length of the base (x) of the trapezoid TRAP ° x T R A P

Back Find the perimeter of a rhombus w/ diagonals 28 and 96.

Back An isosceles trapezoid has Sides 11,10,27 and 10. Find the altitude.

The distance from home plate to 1 st base on a baseball diamond is 90 ft. What is the distance from Third to First? Back

Find x. x 3

Back Find the length of the longer diagonal of a rhombus if the shorter diagonal is 12 and the perimeter is 36.

Back The angle of depression from a 200 ft. lighthouse to a boat is 78 degrees. How far is the boat from the lighthouse? (Round to the nearest tenth)