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Warm-Up: Category I (18-36)- graded *hw/hw log/wkb p. 131 and 133 * Homework (day 31- Honors) wkb p. 131 (4-7, 14-18, 20) wkb p. 133-134 (1-6) Pearsonsuccess.

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1 Warm-Up: Category I (18-36)- graded *hw/hw log/wkb p. 131 and 133 * Homework (day 31- Honors) wkb p. 131 (4-7, 14-18, 20) wkb p. 133-134 (1-6) Pearsonsuccess (due Friday) Obj: SWBAT identify properties of medians and altitudes of triangles. (5.4)

2 What is the difference between the incenter and the centroid? What is the difference between the circumcenter and the orthocenter?

3 Match the following 6 pieces of information with the altitude or the median

4 Prentice Hall Textbook p. 312

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