1.   If the hypotenuse of a right triangle has measure 38 inches, and one of the legs has measure 23.4 inches, find the length of the other leg to the nearest tenth of an inch.
    A. 29.9 inches B. 44.6 inches
    C. 896.4 inches D. 14.6 inches
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  2.   If leg a is 13 inches long and leg b is 21 inches long, what is the length of hypotenuse c? Round to the nearest tenth.
    A. 5.8 inches B. 8.2 inches
    C. 31.1 inches D. 24.7 inches
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  3.   If hypotenuse c is 29 centimeters and leg b is 16 centimeters, how long is leg a? Round to the nearest tenth.
    A. 24.2 cm B. 9.5 cm
    C. 28.7 cm D. 33.1 cm
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  4.   Solve 36 + n + 50 = 180.
    A. 94 B. 144
    C. 130 D. 2.1
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  5.   Solve a + 45 + 42 = 180.
    A. 116 B. 28
    C. 93 D. 135
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  6.   Solve 90 + 18 + x = 180.
    A. 10 B. 162
    C. 72 D. 90
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  7.   Solve b + 86 = 180
    A. 100 B. 266
    C. 94 D. 2.1
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  8.   Solve 15 + t = 90
    A. 95 B. 105
    C. 6 D. 75
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  9.   The lengths of and are both 16 inches. Are the segments congruent? Explain.
    A. No, segments can be similar, but not congruent. B. Cannot tell from the information given.
    C. No, the segments do not have the same measure. D. Yes, the segments have the same measure.
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  10.   The measure of
T is 28°. The measure of
N is 62°. Are the angles congruent? Explain.
    A. Yes, the sum of the measures is 90°. B. No, angles can be similar, but not congruent.
    C. Cannot tell from the information given. D. No, the angles do not have the same measure.
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