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Unit 10 Review By Cindy Lee and Nitin Kinra. Formulas Heron’s Formula S= a+b+c/2 A= √s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c) Equilateral Triangle A= x² √3/4 Area of Circle A=πr².

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Presentation on theme: "Unit 10 Review By Cindy Lee and Nitin Kinra. Formulas Heron’s Formula S= a+b+c/2 A= √s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c) Equilateral Triangle A= x² √3/4 Area of Circle A=πr²."— Presentation transcript:

1 Unit 10 Review By Cindy Lee and Nitin Kinra

2 Formulas Heron’s Formula S= a+b+c/2 A= √s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c) Equilateral Triangle A= x² √3/4 Area of Circle A=πr² Area of Sector A= M of arc/360 Ⅹ πr² Probability measure of piece/ measure of whole

3 Concepts of Unit 10 ●All polygon formulas are based on the parallelogram formula (bxh) ●Apothem=distance from the center to side of a polygon If given 1 side to find the area of polygon use ●SohCahToa ●Special right triangle rule

4 Connection ●In Unit 7 we learned the rules for 30 ০ 60 ০ 90 triangles as well as 45 ০ 45 ০ 90 triangles ●In order to find the altitude or height for triangles these rules are a big factor in finding these lengths ●Once you use those rules to find the height you can then find the area of shapes such as triangles which is one of the concepts covered in this unit

5 Examples: Easy: Find the perimeter and area of the following shapes. 1. 2. 5 13 17 10 8 21

6 Explanation: ● In the first example to get the perimeter add all the sides ● In order to get the area use the formula ½(B)(H) ● For the second since it is a right triangle use the pythagorean theorem ● Use same formula for area as the first problem Answer: 1) P: 48 A: 84 2) P: 30 A: 30

7 Examples: Medium: The square has a side length of 10. Find the area of the circles. 10

8 Explanation: ● Since the 2 circles are along a square with a side of 10 the diameter would be 5 ● Therefore the radius is 2.5 ● Use area of circle which is A=πr² ● Since there are 4 circles, multiply the area of circle by 4 Answer: 25π or 78.54

9 Examples: Hard: Find the area of the circle inscribed in a rhombus whose perimeter is 200 and whose longer diagonal is 80. 80

10 Explanation: ● Since the perimeter is 200 and the side length is 50 ● Half of the longer diagonal is 40 ● Use the pythagorean theorem to find the other side length which is 30 ● Use the hypotenuse leg theorem to find the base length of half the triangle ● Create proportions 30/x=50/30 and x=18 ● Then use the special right triangle rule to find the radius of the circle which is 24 ● Then use area of circle formula to find area of the inscribed circle Answer: 576π or 1809.56

11 Common Mistakes In equilateral triangle problems the apothem was occasionally used as the height, and was used in the formula 1/2bh instead of being divided into 3 congruent triangles. Using the correct triangle theorem. To use either 45 ୦ 45 ୦ 90 or 30 ୦ 60 ୦ 90

12 Real Life There is a rectangular garden that is 12 ft wide and 15 ft long. In the middle of the garden there is a sprinkler that sprays water at 7 ft. How much farther does the sprinkler need to spray water to cover the whole garden? 15 12 7

13 Explanation ●First, divide the rectangular garden into 4 rectangles which has the radius (7ft) as the length of the smaller rectangle. ●Next, divide the width of the big rectangle into half which equals 7.5 ft. The 7.5 ft is the width of the smaller rectangle ●Now draw a diagonal in the smaller rectangle. This diagonal will become the radius needed for the sprinkler to cover the garden. ●Using pythagorean theorem the diagonal is 10.26 ft ●Then use the area of the circle formula A=πr² Answer: 105.27π or 330.72


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