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In the figure above, w+ x + y + z =  \n(A) 330  \n(B) 300  \n(C) 270  \n(D) 240  \n(E) 210  \nA B  \n2. In the figure above, what is the value of x + y?  \nD  \nC  \nx D y D  \n(A) 30  \n(B) 60  \n(C) 90  \n(D) 110  \n(E) It cannot be determined from the information given.  \nP Q R S  \n3. In PS above, PQ = 3, RS = 4, and PS = 10. What is the distance from S to the midpoint of QR?  \n(A) 4.5  \n(B) 5.5 (C) 6  \n(D) 6.5  \n4. In the figure above, ifA 1 & A 2 , then what is the value of x + y?  \n5. What is the measure, in degrees, of the smaller of  \n2 angles that together form a straight line if the ratio of the measure of the larger angle to the smaller angle is 7 to 2?  \n(A) 30  \n(B) 40  \n(C) 50  \n(D) 80  \n(E) 140  \nNote: Figure not drawn to scale.  \n6. In the figure above, v = 2w, w = 2x, and x = What is the value ofy?  \n(A) 18  \n(B) 36  \n(C) 45  \n(D) 54  \n(E) 60  \ny.  \n3  \n7. In the figure above, A 1 & A 2 value of a + b+ c + d + e?  \nand A 2 & A 3 . 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