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    MATH 121e - SOLID GEOMETRY AND MENSURATION

    FINAL EXAM COVERAGE


    EXERCISES

    1. Determine the area of the circle circumscribing a regular 6-pointed star if the
    inner regular hexagon has 25 cm on a side.

    2. What is the perimeter of an ellipse with an area equal to 12 π square units if


    the non opposite vertices are 5 units apart?

    3. Find the area of the portion of the semi-circle shown in the figure which is
    outside of the inscribed right triangle.

    4. The center C of the larger circle lies on another circle in which the diameter
    concides with chord AB of the larger circle. Find the area of the shaded region if
    the length AB measures 10 cm.

    5. The composite area shown consists of a semicircle and a region bounded by line
    BC and two congruent arcs AB and AC with radii 12 inches each and central angle of
    600 each. Find the area of the figure.

    6. Circle Q has a radius of 9 cm.


    A. What is the length of arc ST?
    B. Find the area of the portion of the circle that is outside triangle RST if
    the radius of the circle is is 8 cm.

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    Find the area of the shaded region of the given figure below.

    7. Using the Simpson’s Rule and interval of d = 1, approximate area of the given
    irregular shape below.

    8. The diagram is formed from 6 identical closed-packed circles. If the height of


    the figure is 2 feet, find the radius of each circles.

    9. Using the Simpson’s Rule and interval of d = 1.5, approximate area of the given
    irregular shape below.

    10. What is the perimeter of an ellipse with an area equal to 12π square units if
    the non opposite vertices are 5 units apart?

    11. Determine the area of the circle circumscribing a regular 6-pointed star if
    the inner regular hexagon has 25 cm on a side.

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    12. In a circle with diameter of 20cm, a regular five-pointed star touching its
    circumference is inscribed.
    a.) Find the area of the star.
    b.) Find the area of that part not included in the star.

    13. If the area of the square shown in the figure is 36 square inches, find the
    area of the inscribed four-leaf figure.

    14. Find the area of the shaded region in the figure.

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