Question

Is anyone online willing to help me in Geometry?

Answer 1

@Hero

Answer 2

If Dogs is a rectangle then DG and OS would be _______?

Help, please.

Answer 3

diagionals

Answer 4

equal in length, DG = OS

Answer 5

Two very different answers....

Answer 6

they both represent the hypotenuse of 2 congruent right triangles

Answer 7

Three different answers

Answer 8

both answers are correct, you didn't specify :)

Answer 9

there are a few facts about that question

Answer 10

my answer is giving the reasoning why dpalnc is correct

Answer 11

i would go with dpalnc answer

Answer 12

Congruent bisectors.

Answer 13

hence the ambiguity of a fill in the blank question without specifying answer choices :)

Answer 14

Also, they would both be line segments. Because they are.

Answer 15

Oh my...

Answer 16

Oh, another question.

Answer 17

Bagels, what you are looking for is my first answer.

Answer 18

If SG=15t-2, GO=10+2, DO=9t+21 find t. Would I just set 'em all equal and figure it out?

Answer 19

unparallel lines

Answer 20

9t+21=15t-2

Answer 21

So that's a "yes" inkyvoud?

Answer 22

No.

Answer 23

Sg is congruent to DO

Answer 24

Because the figure is a rectangle. GO is not congruent to either of the two.

Answer 25

Thus you only set two of them equal. GO is just to throw you off.

Answer 26

I feel like you're trolling me.

Answer 27

Wouldn't you do GO instead of SG?

Answer 28

If they're both congruent you just need to do one, right?

Answer 29

If Dogs is a rectangle then DG and OS would be __Congruent_____ because of the theorem that diagonals of a rectangle are congruent.

Answer 30

Also, the four segments created when the diagonals of a rectangle intersect are all congruent. This is because the diagonals of a parallelogram (a rectangle is a parallelogram) bisect each other and the diagonals of a rectangle are congruent.

Answer 31

Also, the diagonals of a rectangle form two pairs of congruent triangles.