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8. Coordinate Proofs

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Exercise 3 Page 639

Consider coordinate proofs.

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A coordinate plane can be used to write a coordinate proof by placing geometric figures in a coordinate plane. Using the coordinates of the shape's vertices, we can calculate angles and side lengths in order to support and prove conjectures about the shapes.

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Communicate Your Answer p.639

Monitoring Progress p.640-642

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