B. Use the figure at the right to answer thefollowing:1. What is the other name for line a?2. What is the other name for LE?3. What is the other name for SE?4. What points does Si and line b have incommon?5. What point is in SE and line a but not on lineb?

1)Other name for line a is MI↔ 2) Other name for LE↔ is line b 3) Other name for SE↔ is SI↔

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B. Use the figure at the right to answer the following: 1. What is the other name for line a? 2. What is the other name for LE? 3. What is the other name for SE? 4. What points does Si and line b have in common? 5. What point is in SE and line a but not on line b?