MATH 213 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Inductive Reasoning, Platonic Solid, Quadrilateral

• School: University of Maryland
• Department: Mathematics
• Course: MATH 213
• Professor: All

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Sketch the cross-section that would result from the cut shown at right. (the solid is a trapezoidal prism. The cut begins parallel to the bottom edge of the right face shown, then cuts downward in the direction shown by the arrow. ) Sketch a net for the trapezoidal prism above (ignoring the cut). Consider the diagram of the earth and moon shown at right. Assume we are looking down on the north pole. a. Draw the location of the sun so that the person at point p is experiencing midnight. b. Sketch it (approx. ) in the space below, as it would look from earth: c. is the moon waxing or waning at this point in its orbit? moon. B: jill walks from point a to point d on the path shown. a(5). Without using a protractor, determine the total number of degrees she has turned. Use a protractor to find the number of degrees she turned at b.