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The polygons are similar, find each missing side.

The polygons are similar, find each missing side.

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
7th Edition
ISBN:9781337614085
Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
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**Instructions:** The polygons are similar. Find each missing side. 1. **Problem 1:** - Two rectangles are shown. - First rectangle: one side is 7 units and the opposite side is 10 units. - Second rectangle: one side is missing (marked with a question mark) and the opposite side is 15 units. 2. **Problem 2:** - Two trapezoids are shown. - First trapezoid: top side is 12 units, bottom side is 34 units, and a leg is missing (marked with a question mark). - Second trapezoid: top side is 15 units, bottom side is 25 units. 3. **Problem 3:** - Two triangles are shown. - First triangle: one side is 10 units, base is 14 units. - Second triangle: one side is missing (marked with a question mark), base is 7 units. **Right Section (Answer Inputs):** - **Pretend the question mark is x.** 1. X = [Input box for Problem 1] 2. X = [Input box for Problem 2] 3. X = [Input box for Problem 3] Each section asks to solve for the missing side, assuming similarity in shapes.
Transcribed Image Text:**Instructions:** The polygons are similar. Find each missing side. 1. **Problem 1:** - Two rectangles are shown. - First rectangle: one side is 7 units and the opposite side is 10 units. - Second rectangle: one side is missing (marked with a question mark) and the opposite side is 15 units. 2. **Problem 2:** - Two trapezoids are shown. - First trapezoid: top side is 12 units, bottom side is 34 units, and a leg is missing (marked with a question mark). - Second trapezoid: top side is 15 units, bottom side is 25 units. 3. **Problem 3:** - Two triangles are shown. - First triangle: one side is 10 units, base is 14 units. - Second triangle: one side is missing (marked with a question mark), base is 7 units. **Right Section (Answer Inputs):** - **Pretend the question mark is x.** 1. X = [Input box for Problem 1] 2. X = [Input box for Problem 2] 3. X = [Input box for Problem 3] Each section asks to solve for the missing side, assuming similarity in shapes.
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