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    September 28, 2010

    Midpoint, Bisector, Angle Bisector


    What does it mean to be in the 'middle'?

    We have learned about line segments and


    angles. What does it mean to be in the
    middle of these?

    Do these things have a middle?

    Gud
    i edPractc
    ie
    A

    C D

    A
    C
    (c) (d)

    HW#5: Worksheet on Bisectors

    Daily Quiz

    If m<CBD = 51, what


    is x?

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