23.
29.
[Probability]
Two dice are thrown one after the other.
What is the probability of getting a 2 on the
first throw?
[Volume]
*
Using V =~ x base area x height, find the
volume of the triangular pyramid shown.
rI
Wem
24.
I
,I
gem
[Geometry]
Draw all axes of symmetry and show the
center of symmetry for the shape below.
180 em 3
30.
[Surface Area]
*
Using S.A. = 21tr(r + h) and 1t 2;-,find the
~
surface area of a cylinder of radius 4 cm
and height 3 cm.
25.
176 em 2
[Angles]
*
Find the value of xC.
31.
[Pythagorean
Theorem
/ Trigonometry]
*
Find the value of x.
15ft~
2.5 ft
2ft
26.
[Measurement
/Time]
*
Change IS mls into km/h.
27.
[Perimeter]
54 km/h
32.
[Problem
*
~
.=1
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
o
page 36
*
o
1=2 ,
,
+=4
,
=8
and
83 = 16.
Using as few symbols as possible, complete the
numbers 1 to 10.
., I, I., +, +.,+1,+1.,
0, 0.,01
4400 m
[Area]
*
Graph the points F(1,6), G(7,6) and H(7,2)
and use them to find the area of the MGH.
y
1]
An ancient civilization used the following
number system:
Using C = 21tr, where 1t 2;-, find the
circumference of the circular park below.
28.
Solving
33.
[Problem Solving 2] *
Four students on an excursion came across an
old weighing machine and decided to weigh
themselves.
"Sorry," said the owner, "that machine is only
accurate for weights over 220 lb."
"That's OK," replied one student, "we will
hop on two at a time."
The results of the pairings in pounds were:
225, 230, 232, 233, 235 and 240. What was the
weight of the lightest student?
111 lb
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