I doubt you guys are interested in highschool geometry

In summary, the conversation involves a person asking for help with their summer math assignment, specifically pages 10-16. They mention having already completed the assignment but are unsure if it is correct and ask for assistance. Another person responds by suggesting they share their solutions for review.
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http://memorial.jacksonsd.org/www/j...er_Math_11/GeometryHonorsSummerAssignment.pdf

But it's the summer and I haven't done this in a couple of months. I need pages 10-16 done, I have already finished them but I know most of it isn't correct. I also know math geniuses like you guys can probably finish it in a couple minutes. But I am having some trouble, I just want to check my work really. only from pg's 10-16 like I said, the beginning is simple stuff. Again, I doubt you guys are interested in remedial geometry problems. But it would be nice for some help
 
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If you've really finished them, go ahead and post your solutions. Then I'm sure someone will be happy to check them for you and give you pointers where you went wrong.

Otherwise, nice try.
 

FAQ: I doubt you guys are interested in highschool geometry

What is high school geometry?

High school geometry is a branch of mathematics that deals with the properties and relationships of points, lines, angles, surfaces, and solids in two and three-dimensional space.

Why is high school geometry important?

High school geometry is important because it teaches students critical thinking, problem-solving, and spatial reasoning skills. It also serves as a foundation for more advanced math and science courses.

What are some common topics covered in high school geometry?

Some common topics covered in high school geometry include geometric proofs, angles and triangles, circles, polygons, transformations, and solid geometry.

How is high school geometry different from other math courses?

High school geometry differs from other math courses in that it focuses on visual and spatial reasoning rather than numerical computations. It also involves more abstract and deductive thinking.

What career paths can be pursued with a background in high school geometry?

A background in high school geometry can lead to careers in fields such as architecture, engineering, computer graphics, surveying, and physics. It also provides a strong foundation for further studies in mathematics and science.

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