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1-4 Practice

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6 Nsɛmmisa

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Which of the following is true about point E?

E is closer to A than B.

E is closer to B than A.

There is not enough information to know if E is closer to A or B.

E is the same distance from A & B.

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Select all the true statements.

A. Line CD is perpendicular to segment AB

B. Point M is the midpoint of segment AB

C. The length AB is equal to the length CD

D. Segment AM is perpendicular to segment BM

E. CB + BD > CD

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3.

Starting with points A and B, reorder the straight-edge and compass moves to create the diagram.

Label one intersection of the circles centered at A and B as point C.
Use a straight-edge to connect points A, B, & C.
Draw a circle with center B and radius BA, and a circle with center A and radius AB.

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4.

Starting with points C and D. Select all the steps needed to produce this diagram.

A. Construct a circle centered a A

B. Construct a circle centered at C

C. Construct a circle centered at D

D. Label the intersection points of the circles A and B

Draw the line through points C and D

Draw the line through points A and B

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5.

Select all the true statements.

A. AB = BC

B. AB = BD

C. AD = 2AC

D. BC = CD

E. BD = CD

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6.

Is line segment AB the perpendicular bisector of line segment CD?

A. Yes, because DM = MC.

D. No, because

C. No, because

B. Yes, because AM = MB.

E. There is not enough information to know if AB is the perpendicular bisector of segment CD.