Learn Math Fast: Volume 7 High School Geometry

Included:
383-page paperback book with 30 lessons, 30 worksheets, five chapter tests and one final test
Answer Key in the back of the book with full solutions  ​ 
If your student scores well (B+ or better) on the final test, then one credit for Geometry is earned.
​Can I start with Volume 7? If your student understands how to use the Pythagorean Theorem and knows the difference between the three special triangles, then you can use volume 7 as your stand-alone geometry course.     
Otherwise, read volume 4, our basic geometry course, before starting volume 7.  Volume 4 will take about one month to complete.
Features: Geometry has never been so easy as it is with Learn Math Fast.
Topics covered in volume 7 are typically taught in eleventh grade, but we don't mention grade level in the books. 
Public School teaches Geometry after algebra 1.  We teach algebra 2 after algebra 1, then geometry.
Most high school students can complete this book in about three months.
Complete algebra 1, algebra 2 and Geometry in one school year, and watch your SAT score soar!

Scope and Sequence:
Students learn to recognize Supplementary and Complementary Angles.
Identifying Corresponding, Alternate Interior and Alternate Exterior Angles to solve for x.
Using Postulates and Theorems to write a Formal Proof.
Mathematically find Congruent Triangles to solve story problems.
How to find the Altitude, Median and Bisector of a Right Triangle.
Using Sine, Cosine and Tangent to solve for x in a Right Triangle.
Students will learn the difference between a Rhombus, a Rectangle and a Trapezoid, and how to find the area of each.
Learn how to solve for missing Interior and Exterior Angles of a Polygon.
Finding the Area of Polygons.
Solving for Interior Angles inside a Circle and Exterior Angles that intercept Circles.
Identifying Congruent Circles.
Solving for unknown angles in a Circle using Intersecting Chords and Arc Length Proportions.
Students will learn how to Simplify Radicals.
How to find the Area of a Circle, Sector and Circle Segment.
Finding the volume of a space figure.