Question

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Questions A-F in the picture
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Answer 1

Name all points collinear with E & F

Answer 2

collinear means they are over the same line

Answer 3

Collinear means points lie on the same line not over

Answer 4

sorry that's what i meant

Answer 5

lol its okay... Can You help me?????

Answer 6

look at the picture. which points are on the same as E and F??

Answer 7

i wanna say D?

Answer 8

O and C?

Answer 9

noo just D

Answer 10

D is fine. there's one more though...

Answer 11

just between E and D

Answer 12

O/

Answer 13

no. it is B

Answer 14

OHHHHH i see

Answer 15

great. now (b).
can u draw a straight line passing through G E and D??

Answer 16

No

Answer 17

so r they collinear??

Answer 18

nope

Answer 19

cool. now
are F and C collinear??

Answer 20

nope

Answer 21

now (c).
sorry i can't read this one completely.. what does it say after "are"???

Answer 22

are congruent sorry

Answer 23

can u answer this one???

Answer 24

ummm i dont think they are congruent because they dont loook like its the same size

Answer 25

do u see those circles drawn on the segments AB and BC.
what do they mean??

Answer 26

umm those are the tick marks

Answer 27

yeah.
what do they mean???

Answer 28

ohh sorry umm let me see

Answer 29

they mean exactly what u r being asked!!!

Answer 30

they idicate if those two segments are congruent

Answer 31

yes.
so u now have answer to (c)

Answer 32

yeah the answer is no right?

Answer 33

ohh no i tweaked i know the answer

Answer 34

now (d)

Answer 35

yeah...i wanna say no because A lookes much bigger than D

Answer 36

do u see those small squares drawn there, exactly in A and D.
what do they mean???

Answer 37

when u draw an angle and put this small square, what r u saying??

Answer 38

oh they congruent

Answer 39

yes. the small square says the angle has measure 90º

Answer 40

yeah i understand

Answer 41

now (e)

Answer 42

im looking at it right now

Answer 43

ummm yes?

Answer 44

i think it is NO.

Answer 45

i knew it!

Answer 46

now (f)

Answer 47

B (thats the answer)

Answer 48

yes.
do u now the difference between
\[ \large \overline{MN} \]
and
\[ \large \overleftrightarrow{MN} \]

Answer 49

yeah the first one is line and the other one is line segment

Answer 50

wait is that right?

Answer 51

the other way around

Answer 52

yeah okay lol

Answer 53

just checking. this diffence gives u the answer B to (f).

Answer 54

oh really didnt know that? well (g)

Answer 55

the \(\cap\) means intersection. i.e., what is common to both segments!!!

Answer 56

G?

Answer 57

yes. now (h)
the \(\cup\) means "union". i.e., put the segments together!!

Answer 58

AGF?

Answer 59

no. it has to be a segment!!!

Answer 60

OH okay my baaad. umm idk because im looking at it and i have an answer but it might be wrong

Answer 61

u r learning.
making mistakes here costs u nothing.
making mistakes in your tests will cost dearly
(my macroeconomics professor used to tell us this)

Answer 62

yeah but your yelling using exclamation points which make me nervous

Answer 63

sorry about that. won't do it again

Answer 64

okay thanks. Now for the answer you said is has to be a segment which can only have 2 points?

Answer 65

yes

Answer 66

ohh umm AF?

Answer 67

yes. now (i).

Answer 68

yay :)

Answer 69

again. i can't read it completely.

Answer 70

there is only one way to list it...

Answer 71

B lies on a ray whose endpoints is E. Name this ray in all possible ways.

Answer 72

u have 3 possible ways. which are they??

Answer 73

umm DBE,EBD, and umm thats all i can see

Answer 74

no. to denote a ray is quite same as for a segment: two points.

Answer 75

ohh okay umm lemme try again