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Similar Polygons Pages 425-429 Exercises 1. JHY 2. R 3. JXY 4. HY GEOMETRY LESSON 8-2 Pages 425-429 Exercises 1. JHY 2. R 3. JXY 4. HY 5. JT 6. HY 7. no; 8. yes; QRST ~ XWZY; 20 30 36 52 3 4 9. yes; KLMJ ~ PQNO; 10. yes; ABCD ~ FGHE; 11. No; corr. are not . 12. yes; ABC ~ FED; 13. x = 4; y = 3 14. x = 20; y = 17.5; z = 7.5 15. x = 16; y = 4.5; z = 7.5 16. x = 6; y = 8; z = 10 5 s 7 17. 6.6 in. by 11 in. 18. 3.6 in. by 6 in. 19. 70 mm 20. 54 in. by 87.37 in. 21. 2 : 3 22. 3 : 2 23. 50 24. 50 = / 8-2

30. equal sign, similarity symbol; Answers may vary. Similar Polygons GEOMETRY LESSON 8-2 25. 70 26. 27. 7.5 m 28. 5.6 m 29. Yes; corr. and sides are . 30. equal sign, similarity symbol; Answers may vary. Sample: figures are similar with = areas. 31. 20 ft 32. x = 60, y = 25 33. 2.6 cm 34. 3 : 4 35. 3 : 1 36. 2 : 1 37. 1 : 2 38. 4 : 3 39. 2 : 3 40. sides of 2 cm; of 60° and 120° 41. sides of 2 cm; of 60° and 120° 42. sides of 3.2 cm; of 60° and 120° 43. sides of 0.8 cm; of 60° and 120° 44. sides of 1 cm; of 60° and 120° 45. sides of 3 cm; of 60° and 120° 2 3 s 8-2

48. No; corr. sides are not in proportion. Similar Polygons GEOMETRY LESSON 8-2 46. 16.2 in. 47. 6.2 in. 48. No; corr. sides are not in proportion. 49. Yes; explanations may vary. Sample: The ratios of radii, diameters, and circumferences of 2 circles are =. 52. a. 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377 b. 1.6; 1.625; 1.6154; 1.6190; 1.6176; 1.6182; 1.6180; 1.6181; 1.6180 c. The ratios get closer to the golden ratio. 53. D 54. C 55. A 50. Answers may vary. Sample: 51. a. (1) Corr. sides of ~ polygons are proport. (2) Subst. (3) Cross-Product Prop. (4) Subtr. Prop. b. Length cannot be negative. c. 1.6180 8-2

[1] incorrect length OR incorrect angle measure Similar Polygons GEOMETRY LESSON 8-2 56. [2] a. 12 cm b. m KLM = 38 [1] incorrect length OR incorrect angle measure 57. 7y 58. 59. 60. Yes; the diagonals bisect each other. 7 9 y + 9 61. no; only one pair of || sides 62. Yes; both pairs of sides are ||. 63. CEA, FED, BCD 64. BD, FA 65. 8 66. 69 8-2