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McGraw Hill Integrated I, 2012

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Exercise 1 Page 631

Find the lines on the figure. The intersection point is marked.

P

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Let's focus on the lines a and c. The intersection point is marked on the figure.

The intersection of lines a and c is point P.

Subchapter links

1 Points, Lines, and Planes p.631

2 Linear Measure p.631

3 Distance and Midpoints p.632

4 Angle Measure p.632

6 Two-Dimensional Figures p.633

7 Proving Segment Relationships p.633

8 Proving Angle Relationships p.634