Practice Set 3
10 Strategic Questions
This set focuses on similarity justification, trig modeling, radian reasoning, scale drawings, coordinate geometry, and volume or surface-area interpretation.
Practice Questions
Use Desmos when helpful to test right triangle values, scale relationships, and measurement reasonableness while you work through richer geometry tasks.
Practice Set 3
This set focuses on similarity justification, trig modeling, radian reasoning, scale drawings, coordinate geometry, and volume or surface-area interpretation.
Question 1
Desmos Move: Check whether each side in one triangle is multiplied by the same scale factor.
Question 2
Use the given angle and hypotenuse to find the height on the wall.
Desmos Move: Use sin(53°) = height / 20 because the height is opposite the angle.
Question 3
Desmos Move: Use θ = s/r when you know arc length and radius.
Question 4
Desmos Move: Convert each side using the scale factor, then add the actual lengths.
Question 5
Desmos Move: For lateral surface area of a cylinder, use 2πrh and do not add the top and bottom.
Question 6
Desmos Move: Similarity keeps shape the same while allowing a scale change in size.
Question 7
Desmos Move: Set up a proportion using matching height-to-shadow ratios from similar triangles.
Question 8
Desmos Move: Average the x-values and y-values separately.
Question 9
Desmos Move: Volume changes by the cube of the linear scale factor.
Question 10
Desmos Move: Do not switch back to degrees. Use the radian version of the sector area formula directly.