A.Line m intersects Line x at Point B B.Line M intersects Line X at Point B C.Line M intersects Line X at Point b D.Line m intersects Line x at Point.

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A.Line m intersects Line x at Point B B.Line M intersects Line X at Point B C.Line M intersects Line X at Point b D.Line m intersects Line x at Point b Which is correctly written to Describe the image? End

A.Points Q, R, S, and P B.Points M, R, and P C.Points M, N, and P D.Points S, U, and N Which points are on the same Plane? End

A.None B.One C.Three D.Four How many Planes, is Point A in? End

A.Lines B.Line Segments C.Opposite Rays D.Angles BA and BC are… End

A.<BAC B.<ABC C.<BCA D.<CBA Which is the correct way to Write the angle? End