Chapter 3: Q16. (page 108)
For each exercise, write the equation you think should come next. Check your prediction with a calculator.
Short Answer
The next equation must be .
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Chapter 3: Q16. (page 108)
For each exercise, write the equation you think should come next. Check your prediction with a calculator.
The next equation must be .
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Use two lines of notebook paper as parallel lines and draw any
transversal. Use a protractor to measure
Measure one pair of alternate interior angles. Repeat the experiment with another transversal. What appears to be true?
Exercises 23 – 29 refer to the diagram in Step 2 of Exercise 22
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Complete each statement with the word always, sometimes, or never.
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