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Honors Geometry – EOC Review Study Guide

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|Chapter 1 – Tools of Geometry |Chapter 2 – Logic and Reasoning |
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|[pic] |Conditional: an if-then statement |
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I am happy. |
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| |Law of Syllogism: |
| |If it is raining, then I wear a raincoat |
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|Parallel lines have the same slope. |Sum of interior angles in a polygon is [pic].
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