Geometry and Trigonometry for SAT
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A circle has radius 6. What is its area?
A rectangle has length 13 units and width 7 units. What is its area, in square units?
The radius of a circle is 7. Which expression gives the circumference of the circle?
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A right triangle has legs of lengths 6 and 8. What is the length of the hypotenuse?
A rectangle has length 12 and width 5. What is its area?
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Two similar triangles have corresponding side lengths 6 and 15. If the smaller triangle has perimeter 28, what is the perimeter of the larger triangl…
A rectangular prism has length 8, width 5, and height 3. What is its volume?
In a right triangle, an acute angle θ has adjacent side 12 and hypotenuse 13. What is cos θ?
A circle has diameter 10. What is its circumference?
A triangle has a base of 14 units and a height of 9 units. What is its area, in square units?
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