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Marks’ First Lessons in Geometry

by Bernhard Marks

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Lesson Twelfth Review

Read five lines that are perpendicular to the line a b. (Diagram 12.)

Five that are perpendicular to c d.

Two that are perpendicular to u v, and meet it. Three that do not meet it.

Why are o p and m n perpendicular to each other?

When are lines said to be perpendicular to each other?

Read four lines that are parallel with e f.

Why are the lines e f and g h said to be parallel to each other?

When are lines said to be parallel to each other?

Read four lines that are parallel to 5 6.

Four that are parallel to o p.

Is any line parallel to u v?

Can a single line be properly called perpendicular? Parallel?

If two lines are perpendicular to each other, what angle do they form?

If parallel, what angle? If oblique?

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