MathChapter 16: Lines and Angles
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Prompt
How many endpoints does a line have?
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None; it extends indefinitely in both directions.
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How many endpoints does a segment have?
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Two.
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How many endpoints does a ray have?
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One.
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In ray \(\overrightarrow{PQ}\), which point is the endpoint?
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\(P\), the first named point.
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What does collinear mean?
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Lying on the same straight line.
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What does \(\overline{PQ}\) name?
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The segment object with endpoints P and Q.
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What does \(PQ\) usually mean in a length calculation?
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The numerical distance from P to Q.
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State segment addition when Q lies between P and R.
Answer
\(PQ+QR=PR\).
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If M is midpoint of PR, what equalities hold?
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\(PM=MR=PR/2\).
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What visual mark commonly shows congruent segment pieces?
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Matching tick marks.
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What is a segment bisector?
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A line or segment intersecting another segment at its midpoint.
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Must a segment bisector be perpendicular?
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No; perpendicularity requires its own mark or statement.
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What makes two rays opposite?
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They share an endpoint, are collinear, and point in opposite directions with the endpoint between the outer points.
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Does reversing the point order change a line name?
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No. Line PQ and line QP name the same line.
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Does reversing the point order change a ray name?
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Usually yes, because the endpoint changes.
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If one midpoint half is 13, what is the whole segment?
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26.
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What is the fastest check after solving segment addition?
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Verify that the positive part lengths sum to the stated whole.
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A 3:5 split has total length 64. What is the shorter piece?
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24; eight ratio parts make each part 8.
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Why should a segment diagram not be measured visually?
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Its relationships come from labels and marks; it may not be drawn to scale.
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What is a common final-step trap in algebraic segment problems?
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Reporting x instead of substituting back for the requested length.
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