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2009 Northwest Math Championship Geometry: !A and !B

The document contains a 2009 Northwest Math Championship geometry test with 10 problems. Problem 1 asks to find the length of ST in a circle diagram to the nearest hundredth. Problem 2 asks to find the measures of two angles in a diagram with parallel lines and given angle measures. Problem 3 asks which of three figures are convex polygons. The remaining problems involve finding lengths, areas, circumferences, or values of variables in various geometric diagrams.

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2009 Northwest Math Championship Geometry: !A and !B

The document contains a 2009 Northwest Math Championship geometry test with 10 problems. Problem 1 asks to find the length of ST in a circle diagram to the nearest hundredth. Problem 2 asks to find the measures of two angles in a diagram with parallel lines and given angle measures. Problem 3 asks which of three figures are convex polygons. The remaining problems involve finding lengths, areas, circumferences, or values of variables in various geometric diagrams.

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2009 Northwest Math Championship

Geometry

1. The circle at right is centered at O.


Find ST to the nearest hundredth.

15

13
S

2. Given that DE is parallel to AB , find


!A and !B in degrees.

40 E

90
D

3. Which of the following figures are


convex polygons?
a.
b.

c.

4. An octagon has interior angles all equal to 4x ! 2 degrees. Find the value of x.

5. Given that AB is tangent to circle O


and that BC = 5, find OA.

13
A

6. Find the value of x to the nearest tenth of a


degree.

2009 Northwest Math Championship


Geometry

7. A right circular cylinder with height 80 cm is filled with water so that it is half
full. A cube is dropped into the cylinder and the water level rises 8 cm.
Assuming that the cube sinks to the bottom of the cylinder, and assuming the
full cylinder can hold one liter (1000 cm3) of water, find the length (in cm) of the cube to the
nearest hundredth.

8. Suppose there is a bug at point A, and a sugar cube at point B. What is the shortest distance the
bug will need to walk along the surface of the box in order to reach the sugar cube? Round your
answer to the nearest tenth of a centimeter.

A
8 cm
B

8 cm

14 cm

9. Find the area of quadrilateral UXVY in terms of h given the following:

ABCD is a trapezoid with AD || BC .


The distance between AD and BC is h.
h
The distance between AD and XY is .
2
h
The distance between BC and XY is .
2
AD = 22 and BC = 16.

B
X

10. A vertex of square MNOP is located at the center of O. If NP


4
is
units long, then find the circumference of circle O to the
!
nearest hundredth.

P
M

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