June 2009 Integrated Geometry Answer Key posted at JMap
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JD2718 
I need this regents for study for take the regents in summer.
mee tooo
thanks i needed this to study for the test
just kidding just needed it to get the awnsers because we are using it in class
0mg yuleysi nunez u have the same name as me =]
Thankyou sooo much for putting this up!
are these the right answers?
Yes
i need them for my math test thats coming up
i need it for a test please
number 18 is wrong the correct answer is 4 infinite because picture a line on a table. IF you put a point in the middle of the line and put a piece of paper coming off the table it is automatically perpendicular to the table/line on the table. You can rotate the paper in a circular motion causing infinite amounts of perpendicular planes and not just 1.
That’s incorrect. It needs to be perpindicular to LINE M, not point P. It has to pass through point P, too.
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Thanks Sooooo much i had to do this for homework and it was the night before… the teacher graded it and 100% thanks a bunch