Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Geometry Problems

The geometry problems follow the same format on every Calculator test.
Problem Numbers 9, 10: Simple, usually one step, calculations involving circles, rectangles, triangles, trapezoids, squares, rhombus, etc.
Problem Numbers 19, 20: Right triangles featuring sin, cos, tan, and the pythagorean theorem.
Problem Numbers 29, 30: Simple calculations involving three-dimensional figures.(Frustrums, spheres, cones, pyramids)
Problem Numbers 39, 40: Inscribed and circumscribed circles, law of sines, law of cosines
Problem Numbers 49, 50: More complex three-dimensional figures, that may be combined to make one figure.
Problem Numbers 59, 60: Graphs using calculus and REALLY complex shapes.
Problem Numbers 69, 70: Straight from the Calculator Applications Study Guide available on the UIL

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