Answers to Geometry Unit 2 Practice - Mrs. Downs Math Classes
Answers to Geometry Unit 2 Practice
Lesson 9-1
13. a. x 5 0
1. B
b. y 5 0
2. (x, y) ¡ú (x 1 3, y 1 5)
c. y 5 21
5
d. x 5 2
2
e. x 5 10
3. a. (23, 3)
b. (26, 22)
c. (3, 29)
14. a. (10, 2)
d. (4, 26)
b. (4, 22)
4. a. rigid
c. (4, 2)
b. nonrigid
d. y 5 2
c. rigid
15. a. J, L, N, P
d. nonrigid
b. K
e. nonrigid
5. a.
c. H, I, M, O
41 units
d. 1 and 3 each has four lines of symmetry;
2 and 4 each has two lines of symmetry.
b. A rigid transformation does not change lengths.
Lesson 9-2
Lesson 9-4
6. D
16. a. right
7. a. (22, 2)
b. left
b. (x, y) ¡ú (x 2 3, y 2 3)
c. up
8. a. They have the same length and they are parallel.
d. right
b. R(0, 3), S(21, 9)
17. D
9. a. (21, 0)
18. a. (22, 23)
b. (x, y) ¡ú (x 1 6, y 2 5)
b. 90¡ã clockwise
10. a. A
19. a. angle S
b. C
b. angle E
c. The image is translated 4 units to the left
and 5 units up. The only two figures that satisfy
that translation are triangle A for the original
triangle and triangle C for the image.
c. QR
d. In a rotation, corresponding angles have the
same measure and corresponding sides have the
same length.
d. (x, y) ¡ú (x 1 4, y 2 5)
20. a. 180¡ã about (22, 4)
b. 90¡ã clockwise about (22, 3)
Lesson 9-3
c. 90¡ã counterclockwise about (1, 5)
11. A
d. 180¡ã about (0, 1)
12. C
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Lesson 10-1
32. a. CP or PC
21. a. RO, 180¡ã (rx 5 2)
b. ¡ÏCBP or ¡ÏPBC
b. ry 5 5 (T(0, 5))
c. ¡ÏPAB or ¡ÏBAP
22. base (4, 2), tip (4, 7)
d. «±PBC
23. a. T(25, 1)
33. a. MN and RP, NT and PQ, MT and RQ
b. T(22, 23) (RO, 180¡ã)
b. ¡ÏMNT and ¡ÏRPQ, ¡ÏNTM and ¡ÏPQR, ¡ÏNMT
and ¡ÏPRQ
24. a. R(3, 4), 180¡ã
b. T(23, 2)
34. D
35. a. SSS
25. C
b. SAS
Lesson 10-2
c. ASA
26. a. line m
d. SAS
b. 90¡ã clockwise around C
c. by directed line segment DC
Lesson 11-2
d. across AD
36. a. AAS
b. ASA
27. Sample answer. If the diameter of circle A has the
same length as the radius of circle B, then one circle
can be transformed, using only translations and
rotations, so the diameter of circle A coincides with
the radius of circle B. Translations and rotations are
rigid motions, so the two segments are congruent.
c. SAS
d. SSS
37. a. ¡ÏC ? ¡ÏF
28. B
b. ¡ÏB ? ¡ÏE or ¡ÏC ? ¡ÏF Or (¡ÏB and ¡ÏF) or
(¡ÏC and ¡ÏE)
29. a. Sample answer. T(0, 26) (rx 5 4.5)
c. AC ? DF , BC ? EF
b. r(0, 4.5), 180¡ã
d. AB ? DE
c. Sample answer. ry 5 0 (rx 5 4.5)
38. D
d. Sample answer. R(1.5, 3), 180¡ã (T(0, 21))
39. Sample answer. Yes, two triangles can have side
lengths 5, 5, and 9. The two triangles are congruent
by SSS, and they can be described as both obtuse
and isosceles.
30. Sample answer. The composition involves rigid
motions so the size and shape of CHGB is not
changed. After the composition, rectangle CHGB
coincides with rectangle ACED, so they are
congruent.
40. (4, 27), (4, 5)
Lesson 11-3
41. Sample answer. You have to show that a sequence
of rigid motions maps one of the triangles to the
other.
1
1
42. a. m¡Ï1 5 m¡ÏABC 5 m¡ÏBCD 5 m¡Ï2
2
2
b. «±DCB
Lesson 11-1
31. a. ¡ÏQ
b. ¡ÏX
c. QR
d. XZ
c. BC
e. «±ZXY
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d. ASA
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53. The preceding statements must list two pairs of
congruent sides and a pair of congruent angles that
are between the sides.
43. B
44. a. QR ? RQ
b. HL
54. D
c. «±QPR
55. CPCTC
d. PQ ? SR, ¡ÏP ? ¡ÏS, ¡ÏPRQ ? ¡ÏSQR
45. 11
Lesson 12-2
56. The boxes correspond to Statements; the lines
below the boxes correspond to Reasons.
Lesson 11-4
46. A
57. Sample answer. The arrows show the logical flow
between statements.
47. a. Yes. If a triangle has a right angle, then it is a
right triangle.
2
58. A
2
b. BC 2 (3 2 15) 1 (9 2 4) 5 144 1 25 5 13;
59. C
60. Sample answer. Yes. It is given that FJ ? HG and
FG ? HJ. Also, FJ ? FH by the Reflexive Property.
So «±JFH ? «±GHF by SSS. Since the two triangles
are congruent, ¡Ï1 ? ¡Ï2 by CPCTC.
YZ 5 (216 2 (24))22 1 (21 2(26))2 5
144 1 25 5 13
c. AB 5 (3 2 3)2 1 (9 2 4)2 5 5;
XY 5 (24 2 (24)2 1 (21 2 (26))2 5 5
Lesson 13-1
d. Yes, the triangles are congruent by the HL
congruence criterion.
61. a. 100¡ã
b. 40¡ã
48. B
c. 120¡ã
49. a. It bisects the vertex angle.
d. 60¡ã
b. It is a right angle.
62. a. 40¡ã
50. a. «±SRP
b. 25¡ã
b. PS is perpendicular to QR and PS bisects QR .
c. 115¡ã
d. 65¡ã
Lesson 12-1
63. a.
51. a. ¡Ï1 ? ¡Ï4, MN ? PT
b. Vertical angles are congruent.
A
m
50¡ã
B
c. ¡Ï2 ? ¡Ï3
n
d. MT ? TM
50¡ã
30¡ã
30¡ã
C
e. «±MNT ? «±TPM
52. a. m¡ÏQPS 5 m¡ÏQPR 1 m¡ÏRPS, m¡ÏRPT =
m¡ÏTPS 1 m¡ÏRPS
The two angles formed at B are 50¡ã and 30¡ã
because they are corresponding angles for
parallel lines. So the measure of ¡ÏABC is 80¡ã.
b. Subtraction Property of Equality
c. Reflexive Property
d. m¡ÏQPR = m¡ÏTPS
e. ASA
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b.
70. a. The two base angles are congruent and their
sum is equal to the exterior angle at the vertex,
so (2x 1 5) 1 (2x 1 5) 5 5x 2 3. So 4x 1 10 5
5x 2 3 and 13 5 x.
A
50¡ã
m
30¡ã 50¡ã
80¡ã
B
b. 2x 1 5 5 31. The three angle measures are 31¡ã,
31¡ã, and 180 2 62 5 118¡ã.
n
30¡ã
C
Lesson 14-1
Angle ABC is an exterior angle of a triangle
whose remote interior angles measure 30¡ã and
50¡ã. So the measure of angle ABC is 80¡ã.
71. a.
y
C
64. a. ¡ÏADC ? ¡Ï2, ¡ÏACD ? ¡Ï1, ¡ÏCAD ? ¡Ï3
A
b. ¡ÏDCP ? ¡Ï2, ¡ÏCDP ? ¡Ï1, ¡ÏP ? ¡Ï3
B
x
c. ¡ÏBCA, ¡ÏACD, ¡ÏPCD
d. Sample answer. The three angles with vertex C
form a straight angle, so m¡ÏBCA 1 m¡ÏACD 1
m¡ÏPCD 5 180¡ã. Those same angles represent
the sum of the interior angles of a triangle, so
this diagram is another way to prove the
Triangle Sum Theorem.
65. D
Lesson 13-2
66. a. Definition of right triangle
b. outside
b. TP 5 TP
c. Yes, «±ABC is an obtuse triangle, and the
altitudes of an obtuse triangle intersect outside
the triangle.
c. HL
d. ¡ÏM ? ¡ÏN
d. (11, 29)
e. CPCTC
72. (3, 1)
67. 63¡ã
73. a. 4¡ã
68. a. If two angles of a triangle are congruent, then
the sides opposite those angles are congruent.
b. 36¡ã
c. 50¡ã
b. Sample answer. It is given that ZW bisects angle
XYZ, so ¡Ï1 ? ¡Ï2 by the definition of angle
bisector. It is also given that m¡ÏX 5 m¡ÏY, so
¡ÏX ? ¡ÏY by the definition of angle congruence.
Since WZ ? WZ by the Reflexive Property,
«±WXZ ? «±WYZ by AAS. XZ and YZ are
corresponding sides in those triangles, so
XZ ? YZ by CPCTC.
d. 54¡ã
e. 126¡ã
74. D
75. Sample answer. Select one side of the triangle.
Using the two vertices of that side, find an equation
of the line that contains that side. Then use the
negative reciprocal of the slope of that line, along
with the third vertex, to find an equation for the
altitude to that side.
69. B
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Lesson 14-2
Lesson 14-3
76. a.
81. a.
y
P
Q
y
10
9
8
7
6
(0, 5)
5
4
3
2
1
(7, 0)
x
(0, 0)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
x
R
b. inside
b. on
c. No. The medians of any triangle meet inside
the triangle.
c. Yes, «±VWX is a right triangle, and the
perpendicular bisectors of the sides of a right
triangle meet on the triangle.
d. (2, 0)
77. (3, 2)
d. (3.5, 2.5)
78. a. 1.5
e.
b. 13.5
c. 6
d. 4.5
79. B
80. Sample answer. Find the midpoints of the sides.
Then use the midpoints to draw two (or three)
medians. The centroid is at the intersection of the
medians.
y
10
9
8
7
6
(0, 5)
5
4
3
2
1
(7, 0)
(0, 0)
x
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
The angle bisectors intersect at approximately
(1.8, 1.8).
82. a. 8
b. 21
c. 4
d. 42
83. D
84. Sample answer. Find the angle bisectors for two
(or three) of the angles of the triangle. The incenter
is at the intersection of the angle bisectors.
85. Sample answer. Find the perpendicular bisectors
for two (or three) of the sides of the triangle. The
circumcenter is at the intersection of the
perpendicular bisectors of the sides.
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