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Apointiso
PONT e It hasno or

Always use a LETTER io name o point.

• A lEne is made upof

• Any points fomo line.
• A tinehasno or

• Name o line by anymo points on the tine. ora lowercase script letter.

• Points that lie on the same une.

Ire • Points ihot do NOT lie on the sonne "ne.

(Must be af leosf three pelnl*l)

A plane is a made up of points.

• Any points make UP a plane.

e A plane extends indeflniiely in all dlreetions.

• Name a plane by onymr.s.e polnts on lhe plane, or on
uppercase script letter.

OQANARA*ffS Polnts that line on the same plane.

• Points ihatdo NOT on the same plane.
(Most be at leost four polnt$!)

lines at a

& PLANES Two ptgnes Intersect al o

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Naming points, Lines, ana planes: Practice!

Use the diagram to the fight name the following.

a) Four collinear points.

b) A line that oontains point M

c) A line that contains points H and K.
d) Anotler name for line q,

e) The intersection of lines p and r. —...-.N.--..-..—

2. Use the diagram to the right to name the fallrywing.

a) A line contalning point F.

b) Another name for

c) A plane containing polnt A.

d) An exampleofüiree non-coflinearpoints. 'D

e) The intersection of plane M and line k. ........--E.----

3. Use the diagram to the right to name the following. z

a) Three coplanar polne.

b) A plane@ntaining pointX.
c) The intersection of plane R and plane ZVK

d) How many planes appear in the figure?

e) How many planes contain point W? -...-.....3-......-

4. Use the diagram to the right to name the following.

a) The intersection of lines I and m. —...-.e..-.---

b) Another name for plane Q,

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c) Are D and E collinear or coplanar?

d) How many ernes to planes IP and Q intersect? ......,-......o.....,.....—

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I Jsed find the disGnoe between two (Xi,yD and (Xi, h)

b43tntee
Formula:

EXAMPLES: 1.

10 find the
between the two
on the graph.

2. find AB when 2. *find means: find the distance between A and B.

A(-4, 1) and B(3, -i)

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3. find EF 3. (.11 --
EC-7, -2) and 3)

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I find the midpoint between ovo points Y') and (X2rY2)

Formula:

1. Find of GH
given:

G(7, -5) and H(9, -1)

2. find the midpoint ofAB

given:

A(-7, 4) and D(3, -4)

 i) find dte ctnMinates of A if 2) Is the midB)int of.4B and B has
of (3,

z: 42

-2=3+h

2) find the onrttinates if K(-S, 10) is the midpoint of JL and L has

mordlnates of (-8, 6).

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3) End the 0001dinates of R if 0(-1, 3) is the midpoint ofÄ and P has

ooojdinates of (5, 6).

—l = 5+X7i 1
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b:' (4+62

4) If P is the ofXY$ -W — 2 and lb— 30, find Ute

value ofx.
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5) If G 14x + 25 and GH 73 FH.

13-2.5

IVX+25

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An angle is fomed by two -E.a.gc..-.—wiih a common endpoint.

Tbiscomrnon endpoTnt called the

• The rays cre coiled the

• Name an angle us%tg letieø. The middle letter must

0Kqays represent the vertexl

• Usea there isonly one angle located at the vedex.

e When referring to Ibe measure. usea lowercase m.

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a) Name the vertex of the angle. —...-..-.k.-.....-..-.-
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b) Nome the sidesof the angle.

K L e) Give llvee woysto nomeihe angle.

d) Classify the angle.

a) Nome the vertexof ZZ

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c) Write anothername for Z3, IATø
d) Wite another name for a.
e) Name the sides ofZ5.
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z g) zyrU. bbduso

Classify z.xru.

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Two aero" from other on
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ADJACENT 4 LINEARPAIR
ANGLES Tw. anoles that ore
angles that are adlaceti ond upplememtory.
'text toeach other and lhey form o
share o common side.
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ANGLE
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OMPLEMENTARY SUPPLEMENTARY
ANGLES ANGLES
Any angles whose sum ig 900 Any two sum
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Adjacent Adjacent
1 Vertical Vertical

Con.lementary 2 Complementary
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6. Zl and a are verticl angles. Ifthe 7. ZA and ZD are complementary angles. Ifthe
measure of ZA is 420, find the measure of Z-B.
of Z2 is 1050, find the measure of

8. LP and Zearesupplementajy atgles. Ifthe 9. zl and Z2 fom a linear pair. Ifthe measure
measure of zQ Is 640, and the measure of ZP. of zl Is 1130* find the measuæ of a.

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10. If mzPQT- at + 47 and mzSQR 6%-25, and the measure of

q -2.3

mZDCE * + 2 and mZECB * + 8, find the measure of ZDCE.

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12. If ntZKNM= ax—5 and mZMNJe 4x — 19, find the measure of zKNM.
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14. ZR and KS are mmptemej&ry anglßv Ifthe IS. uP and zQ are supplementary angles. Ifthe
mZR 12x — 3 and mZS 7x— End ntZ..R mzP Ax + I and mug 9x — 3t find mzQ.

I Ito
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Iqx=qs

16. Zl and z2form a linear pair. The rneosure 27. Jand zKare @mplemenlnty angles TIW
ofz2 Is six more than OMice the measure of measure of Z/ Is 18 Iss than the measure of
Find ZK. And die measures of both angles.

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18. If UWblsects zTUV. mzTUW- -S and mZW'UV- 7x + 31, and the

29. If biseis uPMN, mZPMN — 740 and mZOM7V 2x + 7, and the value of x.

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20. If bisects ZCEB, + 21 and mZFEB - find measure of zDEB.

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