Can you give me some examples of ninth grade geometry problems?

Answer by  Clement (1453)

Ninth grade students are expected to be able to apply trigonometry to problems involving triangles. For example, you should be able to determine the height of a flagpole, standing in the middle of a flat, level field, if a surveyor located at fifty feet from the flagpole's base measures the angle to the top of the flagpole as 48°?

Answer by  fig40 (89)

1. What is the sum of all the interior angles in a square 2. How many degrees are in a triangle? 3. How many sides are there in an octagon?

Answer by  ProfStochastic (70)

Many problems are about interpreting information you have and asking you to use it to solve a problem. For example, a circular tables has a diameter of 5.5 feet, find the area of the tables surface?

Answer by  canenguez (123)

Segment AB is the distance of a circle whose center is O. If the coordinates of A (2,6) and the coordinates of B (6,2). Find the area of the circle.