Activity 3 You Complete Me ♥Complete the table.How is it written?A real life exampleDefinitionWhat does it look like?Aman looking at theplane and looking atExample:ZABC or ZCBAAngle has two rays withcommon vertex.or ZBBhoiathe dog.1. A point has no2. A line extends in3. A plane hasbut4. A ray hasendpoint.5. A line segment hasendpoints

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Description: Activity 3 You Complete Me ♥Complete the table.How is it written?A real life exampleDefinitionWhat does it look like?Aman looking at theplane and looking atExample:ZABC or ZCBAAngle has two rays withcommon vertex.or ZBBhoiathe dog.1. A point has no2

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Complete the table. Definition What does it look like? How is it written? A real life example Example: ZABC or ZCBA Aman looking at the plane and looking at Angle has two rays with common vertex. or ZB the dog. 1. A point has no 2. A line extends in 3. A plane has but, 4. A ray has endpoint. 5. A line segment has endpoints 8.

Complete the table. Definition What does it look like? How is it written? A real life example Example: ZABC or ZCBA Aman looking at the plane and looking at Angle has two rays with common vertex. or ZB the dog. 1. A point has no 2. A line extends in 3. A plane has but, 4. A ray has endpoint. 5. A line segment has endpoints 8.

Holt Mcdougal Larson Pre-algebra: Student Edition 2012

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ISBN:9780547587776

Author:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Publisher:HOLT MCDOUGAL

Chapter12: Angle Relationships And Transformations

Section: Chapter Questions

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