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This document contains a series of math and geometry problems with multiple choice answers. Each problem has 3 possible answer choices labeled A, B, and C. There are over 100 total problems presented.

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A. B. Are parallel
Perpendicular

C.Intersect
at one point

A. Intersect at B. Do not
two points intersect

C. Intersect at
one point

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Quiz in Math

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2. A. 11 B. 12 C. 13

5. A. n B. 4 C. 2

7. A. 2n>15 B. 2n<15 C. 2n=15

9. A. m= 1 B. m= 2 b= 2 b= 1 C. m= 2 b= 2

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11. A. y= 2x +5 B. C.

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13. A. B. C.

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33. A. 22 B. 42 C. 12

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35. A. 3a-2 B. 5a+7 A. 3a+7

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37. A. -36 B. C.

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39. A. 20 B. 4 A. 0.4

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41. A. 11 B. 22 C. -12

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43. A. (-5,-1) B. (-5,-5) C. (-1,-3)

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45. A. B. Are parallel Perpendicular C.Intersect at one point

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47. A. Intersect at B. Do not two points intersect C. Intersect at one point

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49. A. 10 B. 15 C. 2100

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51. A. 250 B. 394 C. 106

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