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Big Ideas Math Integrated I, 2016
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Exercise 10 Page 489

How is a right angle normally marked? Can you find this kind of mark?

Yes, we can assume that the lines are perpendicular.

Practice makes perfect

The line GE lies in the plane P.

The line HC lies in the plane M.

We know that the two lines are perpendicular because there is an angle marker indicating that there is a right angle between them.

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arrow_right 3 Postulates and Diagrams p.489
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arrow_right 4 Proving Statements about Segments and Angles p.490
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arrow_right 5 Proving Geometric Relationships p.490
Proving Geometric Relationships 22 (Page 490)