1Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestSource question 1. Refer to the source image.AChoice A — see source imageBChoice B — see source imageCChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
2Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestA point at (-3.7) iri the standard (x,y) coordinate p"laDC is sbifted down 3 units and rigbt 7 units. What are the coordinates of the new point? .3: A warehouse dispatcher is responsibl& for the immedi- ate delivery of 75,000 tondenseIs: She can use othy 2 diffeient sizes of trucks for the task. Each of the larger tnicks will cary a maximum Df 15,000 con- densers. Each of the smaller trncks will carry a maxi- mum. of 12,000 condensers. The dispatcher has. 2 of the larger trucks to use. If each trnck makes only. a single trip. bow many of the smaller trucks rnust be used with •1 the 2 .larg sizc trucks to deliver this ordeT7A(_lO,10)B( 0,0)C( 4,10)D(10,10)ECannot be detern]ined from the given inforniation
3Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestSource question 3. Refer to the source image.AChoice A — see source imageBChoice B — see source imageCChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
4Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestThe word averagsindicates arithmetic mean. l. Mato's scores on the first 4 tests in his chemistry class were 85, 98. 92, aDd 77. How mthy points mllst Mato .score oll 'a fifth test lo avcragc ¢xactly 90 Poillts for these 5 equally wcight¢d tests? DO YOUR FIGURING HERE.A92B94C96D98E100
5Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestIn isosceles triallg 2SRET,' £E and ZT are congruent and the measure of zk is 94°. What is the me&5llre of 2E? . 47° DO YOUR FIGURING HERE.A43°B48°C86°D94°
6Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestThe largest square in the figure below is.partitioned into 36 congruent smaller squares. What fraction of the interior of the largest square is black7 12AChoice F — see source imageBChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
7Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestWheJLx-. l alld y- 3, what is the value of 4I- 3zy ?A25B45CChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
8Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestSyhich of the tollowing 18 a value for x that solves the K25A10BChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
9Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestIn the figure below, AW and B Y are PeeaRClr at X and bisect each other. The mcasurc of ZWYX is 58°. What is the measure of ZBAX ? 58° ACT-61F 15 GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE.A29°B32°C58°D90°ECannot be deterniined frorn the given information
10Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestMs. Juarez annourAced the grade distribution for the last book report. .Of tbe 24 students in the class, 8 earned A's. 10 carlled B's. and 6 earncd C's. Wbcn a student is p.icked at random to bc the fwst to present his or ber book rtsport to the class. wbat is the probabil- ity that the student picked had earned an A OEL the book report? DO YOUR FIGURING HERE. 12AChoice F — see source imageBChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
11Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestA man started a 280-Jnile drive with a'full tank of gas .in his car. At the end of the.trip he spent $23.40 to refill hig car's taDk with 18 gallons of gasoline selling for $1.30 per gallon. Which of thc following is an expression for the number of miles per gallon the car. averaged? 280 18 280 30 280 18-A280(0.30) 2.340 2.340BChoice B — see source imageCChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
12Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestJiLtL bought 3 large d¢cals attd 2 small decats of a school logo for $1.30. When he went home his sister asked bim tbe price of a small decal. He remembered . that each large decal costs $. 10 more than each small decal. How much did I small decal cost?A$.20B$.22C$.24D$.30E$.32
13Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestFor whatyalue of kisx= 2 a solution of £_ &t + k= O ? -12A-20B12C14DChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
14Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestOne side of square ABCD is 12 meters long. A. rectan- gle with tlie same area as square ABCD has a length of 9 metcrs. What is the rectangle's width, in meters? 21 144 AGf-01F 16 GO ON TO THE NErf PAGE.A108BChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
15Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestITh polygon ABCDE shown below. the angles at A. B. and E.are right angles. What is the perillieter of the Polygon, in feet? DO YOUR FIGURING HERE. loft 5ftA24B36C38D41
16Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestThe figure below shows 3.circles in the standard (X*y) coordillate plane. Which of the .following shows the reflection of the 3 circles across the x-axis? 00 00 oo OO 00 00 AGT41F. 17 . GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE.AChoice F — see source imageBChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
17Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestWhat is the slope of any line parallel to tbe line 6x+5y=77 DO YOUR FIGURING HERE.AChoice A — see source imageBChoice B — see source imageCChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
18Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math Testof the following is a possible deflljition forf(x) if f(2) - 5 ? f(x)= z +4 L f(x)-5x +2Af(x)- /+1Bf(x)= /-1Cf(x) =DChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
19Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestA forniula for the volume, V, of & right circular cyJin- dcr in ternis of its radius. r. and its height. h, is TPh. What is the heigh( in centimetttrs, of a.right circular cylinder that has a volume of 2707t cubic cen- tiincters and a radius of 3 centimete13? 30 90 279 810A2,430BChoice B — see source imageCChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
20Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestGerry is building a dollbouse that ig to be a scale model of a house that is 36 feet high, 84 feet long, and 48 "feet wide. What should be the dimensions. i)) feeL of the dollhouse Ge is building if th& scale of the model to the house is 1:12 7 Height Length Width 12 12 12 36 432 48 1,008 576 ACT41F 18 GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE.A432BChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
21Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestThe manager of & grocery store asks Kamar to con.- struct a displiy consisting of 10 rows of calls stacked on top of each other. The manager wants the bottom row to have 25 cans and each sueceedÈnE TOW to have l. less can than the row below it. Part of 3 rows of the display is shown in the figure below. How many cans will be in the top mw of the display. DO YOUR FIGURING HERE. L 35A14B15C16D34
22Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestOne pair of correspondjng sides of 2 similar triangles arc 3 and 8 inches long, respectively. If the perimeter of the smaller triangle is 12 inches. what is the perime- ter, in inches, of the larger. ttiangle? 36 32A120B60CChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
23Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestThe equation sh(>wn bclow is trne for what value of x ? 3(x-5)-2(x-4)=8x 23AChoice A — see source imageBChoice B — see source imageCChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
24Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestBach of the 4 sides of the "W, tray in an office has the shape of a tratLzoid, as shown below. inchcs The Isngth of the bottoLn of each side is 13- inches and the length of the top of each side is 11 inches. Whit is the lengtlL ill inches. of tbc median of each trdpezoid? A[lF 19 GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE.A12B14C16DChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
25Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestIn Abraham Lincoln's 1863 Gettysburg Address. he refers to the year 1776 as "4 scorc and 7 years ago." Whicb of the following'equations, when solved for L. gives the number of years a score refers to? . 43 + 7= 1,863- 1,776 DO YOUR FIGURING HERE.A4s + 7- 1,863 + 1,776B43 + 7= 1,776- 1,863C4s+7=1,863D4s+7=1,776
26Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestWhat is tbe sllm of the 2 solutions of the equatioll l+x-6-0?AChoice F — see source imageBChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
27Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestFor an assignment on syrnmetry, Crystal created the pattern of digits shown below. Her teacher commented on the symlljetry whell evaluating the assigfjment. Which of the following is & trne cojllment about the syn]mctry of tbis pattern? 189681 cal line of syllunetry.AThe pattcrn has only a borizontal line of synJme-BThe pattern has both a hoiizontsj ]ine and a vetii-C.The pattern has only a vertica] line of symmEtry.DThe pattern has a rotational symmety of 180°.EThe pattern has a rotational syn]metry of 90°.
28Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestThe ratio of a to b is 3 to I, and the ratio of b to C IS I to 5. what.is the va]ue of 2a+3b 4b+3c 16 19 18 19AChoice F — see source imageBChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
29Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestBecky has 76 solid-coIoTcd disks that are cithcr r¢cL blue, or green. She ]in¢s theiii up OD the flooz and finds that there are 4 more red disks than green 2nd 6 more green disks than blue. How many lea disks does she bave? Acf4F 20 GO ON TO THE NEKf PAGE.A10B20C24D26E30
30Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestThe probability that a. specific evenL E, happens is ' dsnoted P(E). The probability that this event does nol happen is denoted P(DOt Ej. Syhich of the following statements is always true? L P(E) + P(Dot E)= I DO YOUR FIGURING HERE.A"O < P(not E) < P(E)BP(not E) > ICP(E).'< P(notE)DHE) > P(not E)EChoice K — see source image
31Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math Test.Which of the following exprèssions is 'equivalent to a , where a is a real llUmb?A|&1BChoice B — see source imageCChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
32Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestWhich Df the following is cquivalent to (y + 5)3 ? /+ IOy+25 <+. 15y +75y+L25AChoice F — see source imageBChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
33Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestIn tbe right triangle shown below. a leg is 2 meters long and its adjacent acllte angle mca5ur¢s 53°. About how many meters long is the hypotenuse? (Note: sin 53° . 0.80 cos 53° _ 0.60 tall 53° _ 1.33) il J 53°A2.5B2.7 3.3C3.6DChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
34Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestBoaters use 5 sm&ll flags of different colors to send messages to eople in o.ther boats. All 5 fligs are flosyn Oll I. po e, and the message5 are conyeycd by the order of the flags from tbc top of the pole downward. "lry how many different orders can tho 5 flags be flown? 25 AGf4iF 21 GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE.A24BChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
35Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestWhat is the least cornmon lllultiple of the numbers l. 2,3.4,5.and6? DO.YOUR FIGURING HERE.A720B180C60D30
36Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestAs sbown bclow..gears p and q mesh smoothly so that they turn simultaneously with each otber. Each gear. rotates about its fixed center. tf gear p bas 17 teéth and gear q. has 51 teeth, bow llLany revolutions will gear q if gear p makes 15 revolutions?A15B45C51DChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
37Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestA small electric fan, sbown below, has 3 blades. The angle between each 2 blades is 120°, and the tip of each blade is 5 inchcs from the center of the fan. a8 shown. To the nsarest 0.1 inch, how many inches apart . are Lbe tips of 2 blades? 15" ACT-BIF GO ON.TO THE NEXT PAGE. .38. The fijnction f shown in the grapb below represents the projectiott of yearly profits for the Rip It Up toy com- pony. The actual profits are represented by the graph of the function g. Which of the following descriptions is 'the Jnost accurate explanation for tbe YlatiOn . between tile graph of g and the grapb of f ? DO YOUR FIGURING HERE. i(x) 8 80 20 jected. than projected, The yearly profits were greater than projecte profits. The yearly profits started to decline after several y¢ars and contillued to declille through the 6th year. as large as pro-A8.7B7.1C5.0D4.3E26The yearly"profits were only7The yearly profits werc consistently"$IO,000 les88The 2 sraphs show'no difference in the yearly
38Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestSource question 38. Refer to the source image.AChoice F — see source imageBChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
39Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestTo prepare 8 boxes of books for sbipping. LaRonda will put 2 strips of strapping tape around each box, as ' shown below. Each Strip of tape goes all tbe way around the.bo4 and the strips of tape meet at right angles on the top and bottom of the box. Each box is 24 incbes long. 18 inches wide. and 20 inche$ high. What is the minimum. number of inches of strapping tape LaRonda will need to prepare all 8 boxes for shipping. 20 24 18 . 164 496 656 992 ACT41F 23 GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE.A1,312BChoice B — see source imageCChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
40Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestThe interior anglc measures of & triangle are in th tatio 3:8:9. What is thG rneasure of this triangle's largest interior angle? DO YOUR FIGURING HERE.A72°B. 81°C90°DChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
41Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestThe graph of - L _ I has an x'iDtercept at which of the followillg points? Use the following information to answer questlons 4244. Consider the rational fullctionf(x) = ..whose graph is showll in the standard (x,y) coordinate plgnc below. 50 30 20 10 6 8 10121416 x -10 -20A(64.0)B(36.0)C116,0)D(8.0)E(6.0)
42Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestWhat is th& value off(x) at x = 4 7AChoice F — see source imageBChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
43Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestWhat is the dornaill off(x) 7 (Note: The domain of a function is all'the x-values for which the function is defined.). "ACTlF 24 GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE.AAll real values.of x except t3BAll Ieal values of 3 except -CAll Teal values of x except 7DAll real values of x except *3 and 7EAll real values of x where x < -6 or x 2 8
44Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestHow many horizontal andlor v¢rtical asymptotes are therc for the grapb.of f(x) ? DO YOUR FIGURING HERE.AChoice F — see source imageBChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
45Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestThe area of a rectallgular piece of poster boaTd is 220 square inches. A rectangular photograph that is twice as tall as it is wide is glued to the postsr board so that tbe poster board extends 3 inches beyond the pbotograph on the top and bottom aDd 2 inches beyond the photograph on the left and right silks. as sbown below. How many inches wide is the pbotograph?A10B14CChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
46Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestA circle with a diameter of 8 incbes is inscribed in square ABCD. as shown below. What is the are4 in square inches, of the shaded region? - 167[ 4%-16 ACT-BIF 25 GO ON TO THE NEXT PAGE.A64 -64B16C16DChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
47Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestTh6 side leDgths of Xz, shown in tlke figure below, are in centimeters. One of tbe 5 points A-E is the center of the circle that goes through points X. Y, and Z. Svbich poiiit is the center? DO YOUR FIGURING HERE. •C 2AChoice A — see source imageBChoice B — see source imageCChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
48Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestSvcn obtained the weighL y pounds. alld shoe size, x, of 25 randomly selected male students at his school. He det¢rniined that the line best fitting his data was givell by the equation y = 110 . H¢ iised this line fo predict the weight of a Dew male student who wears size 9- shoes. Comparcd to this stud¢nt's a¢tuaL weight of 165 pounds, the prediction of his weight from Sven's jine was= ' G. too high by more than I pounLL too low by exactly I poun(L li too low by more thall I pound.Atoo bigh by less than I pound.Btoo low by less than I pollnd.CChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
49Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestShown in thc standard (x,y) coordinate plane below, the graph of I" + y l is rcstsicted by one of trie fol- ,lowing conditions. Ivhich one7 x20 x>OaDdy>OAx<0BygoCy20DChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
50Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestThe triangle shown in the standard (x,y) coordinate plane below has vertices as marked. If each coordinate of each vertex is multiplied by 4, what will be the are in square coordinate units. of the triangle with the reslllting points as its vertices7 (1,2) (0.0) (2,0) AOT-61F 26 GO ON TO THE NExf PAGE.A16B32CChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
51Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestA circle with ccntcr (-1,4) is shown in the standard (z,y) coordinate plane beloiy. IVI)ich of the following is an equation of th¢ line that is tangent to the circle at the point (0.-2) ? DO YOUR FIGURING HERE. (0,-2) Ir+2AChoice A — see source imageBChoice B — see source imageCChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
52Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestThe right rectangular prism shovin below has a base that 15 4 meters by 6 meters and a volume of 240 cubic meters. What is the total surface area, in square me*rs, of all 6 faces of the prisrn?A248B144CCannot be detern]iDed from the giveD'illformatioDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
53Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestIn the fig1e below, AC is ttie longer diagonal of rhorn- blls ABCD and E is on AD. The mcasllre of 2BAC is . What is the rneasure of ZCDE, iu terms of m ?A90°_BCannot be detern)ined from the given inforniationCChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
54Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestNvhich of the following is a solution of tbe equatson ACT41F 27 GO ON TO T.HE NEXT PAGE.AChoice F — see source imageBChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
55Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestConsider the functions f (x) = I. | and g(x) - _} + a. OD& of the following graphs is the graph of y - f(g(x)) in the standard (x,y) coordinatc plarLe. for some a > O. Which graph is It? DO YOUR FIGURING HERE.AChoice A — see source imageBChoice B — see source imageCChoice C — see source imageDChoice D — see source imageEChoice E — see source image
56Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestWhicb of the following hag a greater Yalue "t11 all the others for all va]ucs Df x in thc interyal O < x < l ?AChoice F — see source imageBChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
57Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestFor positive rèal nllRnbers a. b, and c such that b<2_ ,. which of tile following is true? 25 a>b>c c>b>a ACT-61F 28 GO ON TO THE NErf PAGE. "58. The rU[c below shows the path of a certain Fsrojectile launched from the grollnd at. an angle.of e. The bon- zont&l range. r, of this projectile when launcbed from the ground at a speed of 20 meters pet second. is mod- eled by r = 40 sin(28). DO YOUR FIGURING HERE. For this model. the angle measure e that reSts in the greatcst horizontal rang¢, T. is 45° because: . sin 90° is as large as sine can get. sin 45° is as latge as sine caA gcL sin 45° is about 0.707. sin 20 is greater than sin e.Ab>a>cBb>c>a"Cc>a>bD2 sin 9'is greater tban sinEChoice E — see source image
58Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestSource question 58. Refer to the source image.AChoice F — see source imageBChoice G — see source imageCChoice H — see source imageDChoice J — see source imageEChoice K — see source image
59Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestTbs vertex of .ZA is'the origin of the standard (x,y) coordinate plane shown below. One ray of is the positive x-axis. The other ray, AB, is positioned so that A < O and c(is A > O. In which qu&dranL rf it can be detellnined. is point B ? quadrants ofthe stsndard (x,y) li D: Quadrant IV plalle liA. Quadrallt IBQuadrant ]ICQuadrant IllDCaLmOt be determilled frolli.the given infornlation
60Tools:★✎▥Paper 80 · ACT April 2004 · Form 61F · Math TestIn the figure.below. a ladder on level ground rests against thc sidc of & building. The laddEr reaches a point on the building that is 20 feet above ground. Thc allgle formed by the ladder and the growid is 65°. point oll the ladder is 4 feet from thc wall. Ivhat is the veEtical distan¢c x, iti f¢gt. from this point OD the ladder to the ground7 16 sin 65° END OF TEST; ST.OPI DO NOT TURN THE PAGE UNTIL TOLD TO DO SO DO NOT RETURN TO THE PREVIOUS TESI AGf-61F 29A20-4tan65°B20-4sin65°C20-4cos65°D.16 tan 65°