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Big Ideas Math Geometry, 2014
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Chapter Review
1. Basics of Geometry
p. 1-61
13 Subchapters
2. Reasoning and Proofs
p. 63-121
13 Subchapters
3. Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
p. 123-169
12 Subchapters
4. Transformations
p. 171-227
13 Subchapters
5. Congruent Triangles
p. 229-297
15 Subchapters
6. Relationships Within Triangles
p. 299-355
13 Subchapters
7. Quadrilaterals and Other Polygons
p. 357-413
12 Subchapters
8. Similarity
p. 415-459
11 Subchapters
9. Right Triangles and Trigonometry
p. 461-525
14 Subchapters
10. Circles
p. 527-652
14 Subchapters
11. Circumference, Area, and Volume
p. 591-663
15 Subchapters
12. Probability
p. 665-719
13 Subchapters
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The
points
X, Z, and N all lie in
plane
M. Notice that they are not
collinear
, so they can be used to define M. This means that any point
not
coplanar
with these points has to also
not
lie in plane M.
The only such point in the diagram is P.
Definitions of Geometric Objects
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