Unit 5 Review. Linda will paint the walls of her bedroom. She will not paint the floor or the ceiling. How many square feet will Linda paint? Show or.

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Unit 5 Review

Linda will paint the walls of her bedroom. She will not paint the floor or the ceiling. How many square feet will Linda paint? Show or explain how your answer 10 ft 8ft. 13 ft.

24 cm 16 cm 12 cm Andrew fills his turtle’s tank so it is ½ full of water. About how many cubic centimeters of water does Andrew put in the tank?

Essential Questions

Angle review What are supplementary angles What are complementary angles What are adjacent angles What are vertical angles

Surface Area

Volume

Cross Sections If a three-dimensional figure is sliced by a plane, it creates a two- dimensional cross section