Problem Set

    1. Quantity A Quantity B
      x 90

    2. Quantity A Quantity B
      The area of Triangle APD Twice the area of Triangle AQR

    3. The circumference of Circle A is twice the circumference of Circle B.

      Quantity A Quantity B
      The area of Circle A Twice the area of Circle B

    4. 1,600 feet of fencing is used to enclose a square plot.

      Quantity A Quantity B
      The plot’s new area if the length were reduced by 4 feet and the width increased by 4 feet The plot’s new area if the length were equal to 398 feet and the width were equal to 402 feet

    5. Quantity A Quantity B
      The third side of an isosceles triangle with sides of 3 and 9 The third side of an isosceles triangle with sides of 6 and 8

    6. Quantity A Quantity B
      x 90

    7. A circle with radius has the same area as a particular square.

      Quantity A Quantity B
      9 The area of the square if each side were increased by 1

    8. Quantity A Quantity B
      yx 50

    9. Rectangle A has twice the area of Rectangle B. The width of Rectangle A is less than 1/2 the width of Rectangle B.

      Quantity A Quantity B
      The area of Rectangle A The area of Rectangle B if its width is increased by more than 2

    10. l1 and l2 are parallel lines, and none of the lines in the figure are vertical.
      Quantity A Quantity B
      The slope of line l1 minus the slope of line l3 The slope of line l2 minus the slope of line l3