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Pretest Lessons # 26 - 30 25 Questions

Question # 1 From a triangle… Angle A = 50 B = 60 C = ?

Question # 2 From a triangle… Angle A = 100 B = 79 C = ?

Question # 3 From a triangle… Angle A = 10 B = 20 C = ?

From an Isosceles triangle Question # 4 From an Isosceles triangle Angle A = 100 Angles B or C =

From an Isosceles Triangle Question # 5 From an Isosceles Triangle Angle A = 80 Angles B or C = ?

Question # 6 3 / 5 of 20 = ?

Question # 7 5 / 8 of 16 = ?

Question # 8 3 / 2 of 12 = ?

Question # 9 7 / 8 of 32 = ?

Question # 10 6 / 4 of 24 = ?

Question # 11 HST on $300 = ?

Question # 12 HST on $20 = ?

Question # 13 HST on $150 = ?

Question # 14 HST on $800 = ?

Question # 15 HST on $1500 = ?

Question # 16 Square root of 32 = ?

Question # 17 Square root of 15 = ?

Question # 18 Square root of 110 = ?

Question # 19 Square root of 150 = ?

Question # 20 Square root of 140 = ?

Question # 21 In a circle, If R = 12 D = ?

Question # 22 In a circle, If D = 15 R = ?

Question # 23 In a circle, If D = 10 C = ?

Question # 24 In a circle, If R = 2 C = ?

Question # 25 In a circle, If C = 31.4 R = ?

And now the answers… Get Ready Get Set Start checking!

Question # 1 A = 50 B = 60 C = 70

Question # 2 A = 100 B = 79 C = 1

Question # 3 A = 10 B = 20 C = 150

Question # 4 Isosceles A = 100 B or C = 40

Question # 5 Isosceles A = 80 B or C = 50

Question # 6 3 /5 of 20 = 12

Question # 7 5 /8 of 16 = 10

Question # 8 3/2 of 12 = 18

Question # 9 7/8 of 32 = 28

Question # 10 6/4 of 24 = 36

Question # 11 HST on $300 = $45

Question # 12 HST on $20 = $3.00

Question # 13 HST on $150= $22.50

Question # 14 HST on $800 = $120

Question # 15 HST on $1500= $225

Question # 16 Square root of 32 = 5.4321

Question # 17 Square root of 15= 3.56789

Question # 18 Square root of 110 = 10.56789

Question # 19 Square root of 150 = 12.54321

Question # 20 Square root of 140 = 11.56789

Question # 21 R = 12 D = 24

Question # 22 D = 15 R = 7.5

Question # 23 D = 10 C = 31.4

Question # 24 R = 2 C = 12.anything

Question # 25 C = 31.4 R = 5

The End !

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