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Chapter 1: Q22 (page 8)

Name three lines that intersect at point E.

Short Answer

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The three lines that intersect at point E are EH, EA, and ER.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Observe the given diagram.

The given diagram is:

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Step 2. Observe the figure shown below.

Highlight the lines EH, EA, and ER.

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Step 3. Name the lines that intersect at point E.

From the above figure, it can be noticed that:

The first line passing through point E is EH.

The second line passing through point E is EA.

The third line passing through point E is ER.

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