PERFORMANCE TASK #2 Activity 2: It's My Turn Consider the illustrations. M Questions: 1. If MI = 15 and IX= 12, then what can you say about mz1 and mz3? 2. If mz1 = 65° and mz3 = 50°, then what can you say about sides MI and IX? 3. If MI = 15 and IX= 12, then what may be the measure of MX? 4. If mz2 = 65° and mz3 = 50°, then what is the measure of 4?

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
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ChapterP: Preliminary Concepts
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PERFORMANCE TASK #2
Activity 2: It's My Turn
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Consider the illustrations.
M
Questions:
1. If MI = 15 and IX= 12, then what can you say about mz1 and mz3?
2. If mz1 = 65° and mz3 = 50°, then what can you say about sides MI and IX?
3. If MI = 15 and IX= 12, then what may be the measure of MX?
4. If mz2 = 650 and mz3 = 50°, then what is the measure of 4?
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Transcribed Image Text:PERFORMANCE TASK #2 Activity 2: It's My Turn 1. Consider the illustrations. M Questions: 1. If MI = 15 and IX= 12, then what can you say about mz1 and mz3? 2. If mz1 = 65° and mz3 = 50°, then what can you say about sides MI and IX? 3. If MI = 15 and IX= 12, then what may be the measure of MX? 4. If mz2 = 650 and mz3 = 50°, then what is the measure of 4? %3D %3D 2.
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