2A 1. F=108      4. E=196     7. a=306     10. M=80.5

    2. d=30        5. D=40       8. W=105     11. e=0.006

   3. C=31.42    6. V=82.5      9. T=17      12. V=312.01

2B 1(a) w=4 (b) w=4·167 (c) w=4·3 (d) w=3·5 (e) w=5

     2(a) l=11 (b) l=8·3 (c) l=8·125 (d) l=6·5 (e) l=7·07

2C 1. l=6.25     5. d=39.79        9. g=6        13. r=17

     2. a=7.5     6. l=7.5         10. F=12.5     14. g=9.8

     3. b=8       7. a=24         11. m=9.80    15. y=30

     4. s=4.29   8. p=103.33   12. m=22

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6A 1. 78.54cm2 2. 254.47cm2 3. 15393.80cm2

6B

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8A 1. P=2(l+w)           2. P=2(l+w)          3. P=2(l+w)           4. P=2(l+w)

     30=2(l+7)           66=2(l+14)          48=2(18+w)       53=2(17+w)

     15=l+7               33=l+14               24=18+w         26·5=17+w

      8=l                    19=l                        6=w                 9·5=w

5. 2x+54 = 180                     6. 2x+28 = 180

         2x = 126                           2x = 152

          x = 63                                x = 76

 

7. 2x+y = 180                       8. 2x+y = 180

2x28+y = 126                  2x71+y = 152

         y = 180 - 56                     y = 180 – 142

         y = 124                            y = 38

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18B 1. AB=7.88cm             3. AB=6.02cm             5. AB=5.27cm

         2. AB=6.51cm            4. AB=4.91cm             6. AB=8.82cm

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