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FIRST QUARTER, SY2021-2022 GED 102 WEEK 5

Task List

Week 5 lessons focus on the applications in classical areas such as Geometry,

Trigonometry, and Algebra. Lesson 4 explores mensuration problems in both the 2-
and 3-dimensions. Lesson 5 lesson comes in two parts. The first part focuses on
Trigonometry, particularly the applications of right triangles as well as oblique
triangles. The second part is all about analytic geometry, covering topics such as
lines, circles, and conic sections. Lesson 6 is all about equations, particularly linear
and quadratic equations and their practical applications.

Keep track of your progress in this lesson by checking the number corresponding to
each task.

√ 1. Read/Watch Module 2 Lesson 1

√ 2. Read/Watch Module 2 Lessons 2A and 2B

√ 3. Read/Watch Module 2 Lessons 3A and 3B.

√ 4. Submit WGN Week 5.

FIRST QUARTER, SY2021-2022 GED 102 WEEK 5

Lesson 1. Mensuration Problems

Highlights

A. What is mensuration?

Mensuration is an ability of measuring which it applied geometry to compute the

three dimension of measurement – the length, areas, and volume.

B. Give 5 examples of plane figures.

A plane figure is a flat figure with closed lines that only exists in one plane. The
figure's lines can be straight, curved, or a combination of the two.

The five examples of plane figures are Circle, Triangles, Quadrilateral, Pentagon and
Hexagon.

C. Give 5 examples of solid figures.

The five examples of solid figures are Cube, Cone, Pyramid, Cylinder and Prism.

D. Give the formula for the following:

1. Area of a regular polygon

B= ns2
4 tan 180
( )
𝑛

2. Volume of a Prism

V=Bh

3. Volume of a Pyramid

1
V= 𝐵ℎ
3
FIRST QUARTER, SY2021-2022 GED 102 WEEK 5

Lesson 2. Analytic Geometry and Trigonometry Problems

Highlights

A. Write three (3) specific areas where Trigonometry can be applied.

There are wide range of application of Trigonometry but there are three
specific areas where it can be applied.

*Measuring unknown angles *Distances *Measuring angles in geometric figures

B. What is analytic geometry?

Analytic geometry is a mathematical subject in which algebraic symbolism and

methods are used to represent and solve geometric problems. It also known as
Cartesian Geometry od Coordinate Geometry.

C. What are the ways of writing the equations of a circle?

There are four forms of the equation of a circle these are the:

General Form, Standard Form, Center-Radius Form, and the Unit Circle.

D. Define the three conic sections and write their equations.

1. Parabola – fixed point equal distant from fixed line

y = a(x-h)2 + k or x = a(y-k)2 +h

2. Ellipse – closed curve which distant from two fixed points

x 2
/a 2
+ y2 / b 2
=1

3. Hyperbola – open curve which generate by a point

x2a2−y2b2=1 x 2 a 2 − y 2 b 2 = 1
FIRST QUARTER, SY2021-2022 GED 102 WEEK 5

Lesson 3. EQUATIONS

Highlights

E. What is an equation?

Equation is a statement of two equal mathematical expression. It includes variables

and constants. In simply means, it is the process of equating one numbers with
another numbers.

F. Explain the difference between a linear and a quadratic equation in terms

of degree and solution.

Linear functions have a one-to-one correspondence, whereas quadratic functions do

not. A straight line is produced by a linear function, while a parabola is produced by
a quadratic function. Graphing a linear function is simple, whereas graphing a
quadratic function is a more difficult because it has multi-step process.

G. Give a concise definition of the following:

1. Rate – a comparison of two number which written in fraction form.

2. Ratio – a comparison of two number which numbers are separated by colon

or the word “is to be”.

3. Proportion – it is a formula that has equality of two rates or ratios.