Exam 8: Geometry As Shape
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Determine whether the following statement is true or false. If two lines intersect in three-dimensional space, then they lie in the same plane.
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Refer to the cube pictured below, and use symbols such as
to name the following: Two perpendicular line segments.


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Determine whether the two figures are congruent only by using your mind. That is, you cannot trace one figure and see whether it can be superimposed on the other figure.

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How many different rays can be formed from 3 collinear points?
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In the figure below
and
are perpendicular lines. Name two adjacent angles.



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Determine whether the following figure is convex or concave. 

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How many different ways can you arrange a net with 7 squares by arranging 5 squares in a column and 1 square attached to opposite sides of the column?
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