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    Figure 15-1 As Shown in Figure 15-1, the Perfect Equality Line Is
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Figure 15-1 As Shown in Figure 15-1, the Perfect Equality Line Is

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Figure 15-1 Figure 15-1   As shown in Figure 15-1, the perfect equality line is drawn between points A)  A and B. B)  B and D. C)  A and C along the straight line. D)  A and C along the curve.
As shown in Figure 15-1, the perfect equality line is drawn between points


A) A and B.
B) B and D.
C) A and C along the straight line.
D) A and C along the curve.

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