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    The document contains 6 multi-part math word problems: 1) finding the area and perimeter of a parallelogram, 2) calculating the possible landing area of a disc given its maximum distance and throwing angle range, 3) solving for the base, height, and perimeter of an isosceles triangle given its area, 4) determining the area of individual rhombi that make up a backsplash and their diagonals, 5) calculating the area of the Hiroshima blast radius and estimating the population density, and 6) reasoning through a true/false statement about population density and large cities.

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    Area of Polygons Assessment 2

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    The document contains 6 multi-part math word problems: 1) finding the area and perimeter of a parallelogram, 2) calculating the possible landing area of a disc given its maximum distance and throwing angle range, 3) solving for the base, height, and perimeter of an isosceles triangle given its area, 4) determining the area of individual rhombi that make up a backsplash and their diagonals, 5) calculating the area of the Hiroshima blast radius and estimating the population density, and 6) reasoning through a true/false statement about population density and large cities.

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    Name: ____________________ Class: GEO _______ Date: 25 May 2022

    1. Find the area and perimeter of the parallelogram.

    2. A disc golfer can throw a disc a maximum 180 meters. Off the tee pad the disc golfer
    has a throwing angle range of 32°. If the landing region forms a sector, find the total
    area with which the disc could land in.

    3. The base of an isosceles triangle is three times that of the height. If the area is 96
    square millimeters,
    a. find the length of the base and height.

    b. find the perimeter of the triangle.


    4. The design for a backsplash in a kitchen, modeled below, uses 16 rhombi. If the
    length of the backsplash is 33 inches and the total area is 132 square inches,

    a. find the area of a single rhombus.

    b. find the diagonals of the rhombus.

    5. On 6 August 1945, the United States bombed Hiroshima with a nuclear bomb. The
    blast radius was about 1.6 kilometers and immediately kills 70,000 people.

    a. Find the area of the blast given that the explosion forms a circle.

    b. What was the population density in the explosion’s given location?

    6. True or False.
    “If a city has a large population, then the population density will always be large.”
    Justify your reasoning by using calculations and explanations.

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