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Who Wants to Be a
Millionaire?
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Triangles and
Polygons
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Ask the Audience
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Fifty - Fifty
You’ve asked that two of the wrong answers be eliminated, leaving you with one wrong answer plus the correct one.
50/50
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Correct
Correct!
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Incorrect
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Obtuse
A triangle, in which one angle measures more than 90°
Acute Fat
Right
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A
C D
B
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Right
A triangle in which no sides are congruent.
Isosceles Scalene
EquilateralA
C D
B
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72
Find the measure of the missing angle:
108 100
288A
C D
B
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42 30
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119
Find the measure of the missing angle:
51 29
61A
C D
B
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29
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Concave Pentagon
Classify the polygon by number of sides and as convex or concave:
Convex Polygon
Convex Pentagon
Concave QuadrilateralA
C D
B
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69
Find x:
58 112
53A
C D
B
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x6953
112
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107
Find the measure of the missing angle:
97 86
83A
C D
B
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83
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5
Find the measure of the exterior angle:
108 82
92A
C D
B
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x + 1437
2x + 10
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180 and 0
Find the measures of the interior angles and exterior angles of a regular decagon.
134 and 46 144 and 36
150 and 30A
C D
B
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95
Find the value of c.
155 180
35A
C D
B
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(c + 23)°(c + 52)°
(c)°
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9
A small regional airline plans to establish service among six cities so that each city is connected to each other by a direct route. How many direct routes must they establish?
15 18
12A
C D
B
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10
Find x:
15 30
25A
C D
B
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2x + 2
2x + 11
4x – 2 4x – 11
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113
Find n:
203 720
23A
C D
B
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(n + 6)°n
62°135°
151°
140°
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Yes
Is it possible for a regular polygon to have 240° as the measure of each of its angles?
Maybe so I don’t know
NoA
C D
B
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6 routes
In Centerville, east/west streets are numbered consecutively starting at First, and north/south streets are lettered alphabetically starting at A. Police officers who are at the corner of Second and E Streets must respond to a call at Fourth and G Streets. They must take the shortest route possible along the streets. How many possible routes are there?
5 routes 10 routes
4 routesA
C D
B
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