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- [FREE] Complete the paragraph proof. Given: M is the midpoint of . . .
The rationale stems from properties of triangles, specifically the concept of congruency and isosceles triangles, where two sides being equal leads to the angles opposite them also being equal This is consistent with the triangle congruence criteria that states if two angles of a triangle are equal, the sides opposite those angles are also equal, confirming the relationships stated in the proof
- [FREE] Complete the paragraph proof. Given: - M is the midpoint of PK . . .
The proof shows that triangle PKB is isosceles by demonstrating that segments PB and KB are congruent This is achieved through the midpoint property of segment PK and the fact that PK is perpendicular to MB, leading to congruent triangles Thus, triangle PKB meets the definition of being isosceles as it has two equal length sides
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Right angles are congruent, so ∠PMB ≅ ∠KMB The triangles share MB, and the reflexive property justifies that MB ≅ MB Therefore, PMB ≅ KMB by the SAS congruence theorem Thus, BP ≅ BK because corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent (CPCTC) Finally, PKB is isosceles because it has two congruent sides
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Complete the paragraph proof Given: M is the midpoint of ** Prove: ΔPKB is isosceles ** Triangle P B K is cut by perpendicular bisector B M Point M is the midpoint of side P K It is given that M is the midpoint of and Midpoints divide a segment into two congruent segments, so Since and perpendicular lines intersect at right angles, and are right angles Right angles are congruent, so
- [FREE] It is given that M is the midpoint of \overline {AB} and . . .
The missing part of the explanation is 'corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent' (CPCTC) By this principle, if \ (\triangle PKB\) has two congruent sides, it is isosceles, leading to congruent base angles The information shared seems to describe a scenario involving congruent triangles and congruent angles in geometry The SAS Congruence Theorem indicates that if two sides
- [FREE] Complete the paragraph proof. Given: - ∠A and ∠C are right . . .
To prove that line segment AR bisects ∠B AC, we established that triangles ABR and ACR are congruent using the HL theorem This congruence shows that the angles at points B and A are equal, thereby confirming that line AR bisects angle B AC
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To prove that triangle ABC is isosceles, we use the properties of a midpoint and congruent right angles
- [FREE] Prove that two right triangles are congruent if the . . .
Two right triangles are congruent if their corresponding altitudes and angle bisectors through the right angles are congruent The equal altitudes indicate equal areas, and the congruent angle bisectors suggest proportional sides, which confirms the triangles' congruence Thus, the properties of triangles dictate that these conditions lead to congruence between the triangles
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