Which rays form the sides of IHG

Mathematics

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blagie [28]3 years ago

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Answer:

A and C

Step-by-step explanation:

When talking about a ray, the end of the arrow must start at the letter representing the endpoint and the head must be near where the arrow passes through.

In this case, the endpoint is H of both rays, so the end of the arrow has the letter H under it, which leaves only A and C, but let's go further. The head has to be above the nearest point it passes through, and in this case, the left ray passes through I, which makes one of the rays. So the left ray is written as HI with the arrow facing right. The second one, following the guidelines above, has to be HG, with the arrow facing right. Both of these are seen in choices A and C, meaning those are your answers.

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