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Please I need help !!Mia is identifying a line segment in her notes, she asks Bob to help edit her notation. She has identified

the line segment CD as .
If you were Bob, how would you help Mia fix this notation? Be specific!

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zlopas [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

I would put line segment CD as Line segment CD with a line with two dots on the end.

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