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McGraw Hill Glencoe Geometry, 2012

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8. Proving Angle Relationships

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Exercise 52 Page 159

A line can also be named by the points it contains.

Example Solution: PR

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We are asked to give another name for line n. Let's start by highlighting line n in the diagram.

A line can be named by the points that it contains. Since the line n contains the points P, R, and S, it can also be named PR, PS, RS, RP, SP, or SR.

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Check Your Understanding p.156

Practice and Problem Solving p.156-158

H.O.T. Problems p.158

Standardized Test Practice p.159

Spiral Review p.159

Skills Review p.159