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Geometry: Place-Out Exam

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1.

What is the measure of D?\angle D? Express your answer in degrees rounded to the nearest whole degree.

If your answer is 31.4,31.4^{\circ}, you would enter: 3131

2.

Sides ABAB and CDCD are parallel. The area of BCD\bigtriangleup BCD is 20.20. What is the area of ABD?\bigtriangleup ABD? (The diagram is not drawn to scale.)

3.

Suppose BB and CC are endpoints of a diameter of a circle. If AA is another point on this circle, and AB=12AB = 12 and AC=16,AC = 16, what is the radius of the circle?

4.

If the four corners of this quadrilateral are all on the circle, and A=125\angle A = 125^\circ and B=60,\angle B = 60^\circ, how many degrees are in C?\angle C?

5.

Let aa be the area of this parallelogram with diagonals 88 and 4.4. What is a2?a^2?

6.

In a circle with radius 1212, two chords intersect, creating segments of length 6,6, 8,8, and 9,9, as shown. What is the length of the missing segment?

7.

How many different triangles with integer side lengths have a perimeter of 8?8?

8.

An isosceles triangle has sides of AB=300,AB = 300, AC=300,AC = 300, and BC=168.BC = 168. There are two inscribed circles with the same radius, both internally tangent to the triangle along BC.\overline{BC}. What is the length of the radius of the circles?

9.

What is the square of the height of this triangle?

10.

Two balls fit snugly between two walls that are 2222 inches apart. The sum of the radii of the balls is 12.12. What is the product of the two radii?