Unit 6 Review Sheet Answers

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Unit 6 Review Sheet Answers

Problems 1-5: Complete with Always, Sometimes, or Never. Always Always

Problems 6-9: Complete each of the statements Square Diagonals Median Rhombus

Problems 10-15: Study the markings on each figure and decide whether ABCD must be a parallelogram. Explain your reasoning. No; The pair of opp. Sides that are congruent and parallel are not the same.

Problems 10-15: Study the markings on each figure and decide whether ABCD must be a parallelogram. Explain your reasoning. Yes; There is one pair of opposite sides that are both parallel and congruent.

Problems 10-15: Yes; Both pairs of opposite angles are congruent. Study the markings on each figure and decide whether ABCD must be a parallelogram. Explain your reasoning. Yes; Both pairs of opposite angles are congruent.

Problems 10-15: Yes; The diagonals bisect each other. Study the markings on each figure and decide whether ABCD must be a parallelogram. Explain your reasoning. Yes; The diagonals bisect each other.

Problems 10-15: Study the markings on each figure and decide whether ABCD must be a parallelogram. Explain your reasoning. Yes; There is one pair of opposite sides that are both parallel and congruent.

Problems 10-15: Study the markings on each figure and decide whether ABCD must be a parallelogram. Explain your reasoning. No; We only know that one pair of opposite angles are congruent.

Problems 16-20: For x: 𝑥+5=85 𝑥=80 For y: 𝑦+10+85=130 𝑦+95=130 𝑦=35 Write and equation and solve for each of the following parallelograms. Explain your reasoning. For x: 𝑥+5=85 𝑥=80 For y: 𝑦+10+85=130 𝑦+95=130 𝑦=35 No explanation required for these.

Problems 16-20: For x: 2𝑥=12 𝑥=6 For y: 3𝑦=12 𝑦=4 Write and equation and solve for each of the following parallelograms. Explain your reasoning. For x: 2𝑥=12 𝑥=6 Why: Because diagonals are congruent and bisect each other. For y: 3𝑦=12 𝑦=4 Why: Because diagonals bisect each other.

Problems 16-20: For x: 3𝑥+4=25 3𝑥=21 𝑥=7 For y: 2𝑦−8=28 2𝑦=36 𝑦=18 Write and equation and solve for each of the following parallelograms. Explain your reasoning. For x: 3𝑥+4=25 3𝑥=21 𝑥=7 Why: Because diagonals bisect each other. For y: 2𝑦−8=28 2𝑦=36 𝑦=18 Why: Because diagonals bisect each other.

Problems 16-20: For x: 11𝑥−24=3𝑥+8 8𝑥=32 𝑥=4 For y: 2𝑦−6=90 2𝑦=96 𝑦=48 Write and equation and solve for each of the following parallelograms. Explain your reasoning. For x: 11𝑥−24=3𝑥+8 8𝑥=32 𝑥=4 Why: Because diagonals bisect angles (in a Rhombus) For y: 2𝑦−6=90 2𝑦=96 𝑦=48 Why: Because diagonals are perpendicular (in a Rhombus)

Problems 16-20: For x: 3𝑥+30=90 3𝑥=60 𝑥=20 For y: 2𝑦+9=4𝑦+17 −2𝑦=8 Write and equation and solve for each of the following parallelograms. Explain your reasoning. For x: 3𝑥+30=90 3𝑥=60 𝑥=20 Why: Because diagonals perpendicular (in a Rhombus) For y: 2𝑦+9=4𝑦+17 −2𝑦=8 𝑦=−4 Why: Because opposite Sides are Congruent

Problems 21-22: For x: 𝑥+5+85=180 𝑥+90=180 𝑥=90 For y: 7𝑦= 1 2 (5𝑦+18) Write and equation and solve for each of the following Trapezoids. Explain your reasoning. For x: 𝑥+5+85=180 𝑥+90=180 𝑥=90 Why: Because consecutive angles are supplementary along the legs of a trapezoid For y: 7𝑦= 1 2 (5𝑦+18) 14𝑦=5𝑦+18 9𝑦=18 𝑦=2 Why: Because the median length is equal to the average of the bases.

Problems 21-22: For x: 2𝑥+1=21 2𝑥=20 𝑥=10 For y: 2𝑦+70=180 2𝑦=110 𝑦=55 Write and equation and solve for each of the following Trapezoids. Explain your reasoning. For x: 2𝑥+1=21 2𝑥=20 𝑥=10 Why: Because the median bisects the legs of a trapezoid For y: 2𝑦+70=180 2𝑦=110 𝑦=55 Why: Because consecutive angles are supplementary along the legs of a trapezoid