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Which statement describes whether a right triangle can be formed using one side length from each of these squares?

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Yes, a right triangle can be formed because the sum of the areas of the two smaller squares does not equal the area of the largest square.
B
Yes, a right triangle can be formed because the sum of the areas of the two smaller squares equals the area of the largest square.
C
No, a right triangle cannot be formed because the sum of the areas of the two smaller squares does not equal the area of the largest square.
D
No, a right triangle cannot be formed because the sum of the areas of the two smaller squares equals the area of the largest square.
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The diagram shows two different nature trails in a state park. The solid line shows the Dogwood Trail. The dashed line shows the Elm Trail.Which of the following statements are true about the lengths of the trails? Check all that apply.

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The total length of the Dogwood Trail is 16 kilometers.
B
The total length of the Dogwood Trail is 24 kilometers.
C
The Elm Trail is longer than the Dogwood Trail.
D
The difference between the lengths of the trails is 2 kilometers.
E
The difference between the lengths of the trails is 6 kilometers.
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Which numbers are irrational? Check all that apply.

A
StartRoot 196 EndRoot
Option A
B
StartRoot 80 EndRoot
Option B
C
StartRoot 16 EndRoot
Option C
D
Pi
Option D
E
StartRoot 12 EndRoot
Option E
F
StartFraction 7 Over 18 EndFraction
Option F
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Which triangles are right triangles? Check all that apply.

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Triangle A D G
Option A
B
Triangle A F H
Option B
C
Triangle B C H
Option C
D
Triangle B E H
Option D
E
Triangle B F G
Option E
F
Triangle C D G
Option F
G
Triangle E F G
Option G
H
Triangle D F G
Option H
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Triangles are formed in a cube by connecting three vertices.Which triangles are right triangles? Check all that apply.

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triangle AEG
B
triangle AEH
C
triangle DAE
D
triangle BFH
E
triangle GDH
F
triangle CFG
G
triangle DFH
H
triangle BCF
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Which inequalities are true? Select the four correct answers.

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0 less-than StartRoot 8 EndRoot
Option A
B
StartRoot 8 EndRoot less-than 3
Option B
C
StartRoot 8 EndRoot greater-than StartRoot 7 EndRoot
Option C
D
StartRoot 8 EndRoot less-than 2
Option D
E
StartRoot 8 EndRoot greater-than 8
Option E
F
1 less-than StartRoot 8 EndRoot
Option F
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Jesse and Mark are jogging along the route shown at a rate of 12 miles per hour. They start by jogging south along Capitol Street for 1 mile, then turn east on H Street and jog for 1.75 miles. At that point, Jesse is tired and decides to walk home along Florida Avenue at a rate of 5 miles per hour. Mark plans to jog back the way they came. Jesse wants to find out who will arrive home first and by how much time. Which statements should he consider when solving the problem? Check all that apply.

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Jesse will walk home a distance of approximately 2.0 miles as found by evaluating and then .
Option A
B
Jesse will take about 0.4 hours to walk the rest of the way home as found by .
Option B
C
Jesse will walk home a distance of approximately 2.25 miles as found by and then .
Option C
D
Mark will jog home a distance of 2.75 miles.
E
It will take Mark about 0.23 hours to jog home as found by .
Option E
F
Mark will jog home a distance of 2.25 miles.
G
Mark will get home about 0.17 hours (or 10 minutes) sooner.
H
Mark will get home about 0.21 hours (or 12.5 minutes) sooner.
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Which expression will equal a rational product even though it is multiplying an irrational number times another irrational number?

A
StartRoot 11 EndRoot times StartRoot 11 EndRoot
Option A
B
4.7813265 ellipsis times StartRoot 5 EndRoot
Option B
C
Pi times 3.785492 ellipsis
Option C
D
StartRoot 21 EndRoot times pi
Option D

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