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Find the next three terms of the sequence 17, 25, 33, 41, … . |
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53, 65, 77 |
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49, 57, 65 |
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47, 55, 63 |
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51, 63, 75 |
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Based upon the table below, Mari concluded that when one of two addends is negative, the sum is always negative. Find a counterexample for her conjecture. |
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-5 + (-5) |
B. |
-8 + 7 |
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-13 + 5 |
D. |
18 + (-10) |
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3. |
Which figure is named by  |
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4. |
Which figure shows the midpoint of  |
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5. |
Which set of numbers is represented by the number line? |
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rational numbers |
B. |
integers |
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whole numbers |
D. |
natural numbers |
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6. |
Find m RQT if mPQR = 170, mSQT = 30, and
m2 = 90. |
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A. |
140 |
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50 |
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120 |
D. |
80 |
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7. |
Do AMB and HMJ form a linear pair. Explain. |
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Yes; the angles have the same vertex and have opposite rays. |
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No; the angles are not the same measure. |
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Yes; two noncommon sides are opposite rays. |
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No; the angles are not adjacent. |
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8. |
If the sum of the measures of two angles is 90, the angles are |
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adjacent. |
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supplementary. |
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a linear pair. |
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complementary. |
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9. |
Name two complementary angles. |
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SVT and TVU |
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RVS and SVT |
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SVT and UVW |
D. |
RVT and TVW |
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10. |
Find m2 if ECH and HCM are complimentary. |
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A. |
52 |
B. |
104 |
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142 |
D. |
38 |
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11. |
Find an angle that is supplementary to ASR. |
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ASN |
B. |
RSB |
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HSN |
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ASJ |
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Name the intersection of plane SZT and plane RTX. |
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13. |
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A. |
51 |
B. |
12 |
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102 |
D. |
78 |
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14. |
Classify9 and15. |
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A. |
alternate exterior angles |
B. |
consecutive interior angles |
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C. |
alternate interior angles |
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corresponding angles |
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15. |
Which of the following is not a way to prove two lines parallel? |
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Show that a pair of
alternate interior angles
is congruent. |
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Show that a pair of
alternate exterior angles
is congruent. |
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C. |
Show that a pair of
consecutive interior
angles is supplementary. |
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Show that a pair of
corresponding angles
is supplementary. |
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16. |
The foundation of geometry is made of statements called ____________. |
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Theorems |
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Ideas |
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Laws |
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Postulates |
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Find the area of the parallelogram |
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28.0m2 |
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32.4m2 |
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28.8m2 |
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30.0m2 |
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18. |
The _____________ property allows for two variables to equal one another. |
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Transitive |
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Reflexive |
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Symmetric |
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Substitution |
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19. |
Determine which sides are congruent. |
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PA  EN |
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PE NT |
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PA NT |
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EN AT |
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20. |
An angle that is the supplement of an acute angle must be ________. |
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straight |
B. |
obtuse |
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right |
D. |
acute |
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