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Name the plane in two different ways. 1.

Name three points that are collinear. 2.

Name the intersection of Plane AEC & Plane HEG. 3.

Name the intersection of Plane ABD and Plane DHG. 4.

Name all the labeled segments. Do not name the same segment twice. A B C D 6.

Name a pair of opposite rays with B as an endpoint. 7. A B C D

An angle consists of two rays that share a common endpoint called a __________. 8.

The intersection of two planes is a _________. 9.

Through any three noncollinear points there is exactly one ______. 5.

Two angles that have a common side, common vertex, and have no common interior points are called _________ angles. 10.

Find x if DF =

E is the midpoint of line segment AF. Find AF. AE = 5x + 3 EF = 7x –

B is the midpoint of AC. BC = & AC = 5x Find X and AC. 13.

What kind of angle pair is seen below? 14.

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Solve for x x + 4 6x + 20

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Find the measure of the indicated angles. 19.