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Praxis I Math
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praxis
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. A set of points in the seame plane equidistant from a fixed point - called its center
1
Circle
4pi r^2
Scalene
2. A series adjacent points that connect
Median
Coplanar
Line
Quadratic formula
3. The perimeter of two similar polygons have the same ratio as the measure of any pair of corresponding line segments of the polygon
Ray
Function single
Slope
Ratio
4. In order to decimal to a percentage you need to ______ by 100
Circumscribed circle
Size
Multiply
((n -2) (180))/n
5. Distance from a ___________ to a _________ is the measure of the perpendicular line segment from the point to that line
Point line
Index
Distance between 2 points
Adjacent
6. When you have a linear equation such as ax + by = c you may use ___________ or _____________ to solve the problem - (you may first have to multiply through one of the equation to make either the x or y value equal)
Bisector
1
Addition subtration
6a^2
7. Use ____________= 1/2a X p (where a = apothem and p = the perimeter)
Area of a polygon
Linear substitute
One
Pi(d) 2(pi)r
8. In a quadratic equation with 2 unknown which has the formula ax^2 + bxy + cy^2 + dx + ey + f the graph is _____________ or a pair of __________ if ( b^2-4ac= 0) which may be coincident or it does not exist
Parabola parallel line
Positive
Trapezoid
Plane
9. Angles that are equal
Transitive
Obtuse
Congruent
Altitude
10. The __________property of multiplicaiton for every real numver a - for every real number b ab= ba
Secant
Commutative
b/2a
n
11. In the law of proportion if a/b = c/d then ad =
Index
((n -2) (180))/n
Complimentary
Bc
12. An angle whose measure is larger than 0 degrees but smaller than 90 degrees
Median
n
Acute
Commutative
13. What is the surface area of a right circular cylinder with a radius of r and a height of h
A+b
Y
2pi r^2 + 2pi rh
Consecutive angles
14. Two angles with a common vertex and with sides that are 2 pairs of opposite rays
Function single
1
Exponent
Vertical
15. A triangle whose sides are equal
Ratio
Equilateral
Polygon
x
16. The absolue value of the difference of the coordinates of any two points on the real number line
Distance
0
b/2a
n
17. An angle whose measure is 90 degrees
Complimentary
Right angle
2pi r^2 + 2pi rh
Distance
18. The x value of the vertex of a parabola is the equation
Bisect
Congruent
b/2a
Isosceles
19. To calculate a permutation (order does not matter) what is the formula
Pi r^2 h
N!/ (n - r)!
Apothem
D/c
20. The _________property of addition says that for every real number a - for every real number b for every real number c (a+b) + c = a + (b+c)
Associative
Side square root
Isosceles
Index
21. A line that divides a line segment into two congruent segments
Bisector
Complimentary
1/3 pi r^2 h
Straight line
22. A __________of a circle is a line segment drawn from the center of the circle to any point on the circle
D/c
Y
Radius
Side square root
23. What is the linear equation where a - b and c are constants b cannot = 0
Exponent
Circumscribed circle
Ax+ by = c
Chord
24. Operation in steps = if an event a ways and followed by b ways followed by c ways the total number of ways it can be done is
Associative
Line
A x b x c
N!/(r!(n - r)!)
25. A ___________is a figure with the same number of sides as angles
((n -2) (180))/n
Polygon
Coplanar
Bisector
26. A rhomus with a right angle
Exterior angle
A x b x c
Square
n
27. A line segment joining two poing on a circle is called a ________
Chord
Hypotenuse
Vertices
A(bc)
28. In complex numbers the square root of -1 = ______
I
Pi r^2 h
Altitude
Quadratic formula
29. If a=0 in a quadratic formula - the quadratic is reduced to a linear function and a ____________
Regular polygon
(4ac - b^2)/4a
Straight line
A(bc)
30. In a quadratic formula if the a value of the parabola is less than 0 the parabola opens ___________
G value
Dependent
Downward
Index
31. A triangle with a 90 degrees angle
A^3
Right
Trapezoid
Radius
32. The segment from the center of the polygon perpendicular to as side of the polygon
Equiangular
Parabola parallel line
x
Apothem
33. The value of x where a point intersects the Y axis= ___________
0
b/2a
Negative
Pi(d) 2(pi)r
34. ___________is a quadrilateral whose opposite sides are parallel
Circumscribed circle
0
Coplanar
Parallelogram
35. An angle whose measure is 180 degrees
Straight
Straight line
Y
Acute
36. To find the x intersept we need to make __________= 0
x
Y
6a^2
Every
37. A triangle with one obtuse angle (angle greater than 90 degrees) is
A^3
Rectangle
Obtuse
(n/360) X 2pi r
38. The __________of a triangle is a line segment from a vertex of the triangle perpendicular to the opposite side
Pi(d) 2(pi)r
Polygon
Side square root
Altitude
39. In the pythagorean theorm a^2 + b^2 = c^2 - c is called the ______
Hyotenuse
Altitude
Length number
Ray
40. The __________property of additon says that fro every real number a - ther is a real number such that a + - a = - a+ a = 0
Side square root
Inverse
Y
1/2bh
41. What property of equality says that a=a
(4ac - b^2)/4a
Reflexive
Straight line
Ellipse
42. An angle whose measure is larger than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees
Pi r^2 h
Obtuse angle
Consecutive angles
Circle
43. The perimeter of a polygon is equal to the ________of sides X the _____________ of sides
Obtuse
Isosceles
Complimentary
Length number
44. The y value of the vertex of parabola is the equation
Subtract substitute
Rectangle
(4ac - b^2)/4a
Hyotenuse
45. What is the volume of a cone
Median
1/3Bh
1/3 pi r^2 h
Ratio
46. In the law of proportion if a/b = c/d then b/a =
D/c
Negative
Line
(c+d)/d
47. Two angles whose sum totals 90 degrees
Triangle
1/2bh
Point circle does not exist
Complimentary
48. A point has no ________or thickness
Circumscribed circle
A x b x c
Size
Collinear
49. For each real number a - for each real number b - if a= b - then b=a
Dependent
Symmetric
G value
(n/360) X 2pi r
50. If you want to convert a fraction to a percentage you need to make it =
Lw
G value
Radius
x over 100
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