Question

look at the attachment . it is a geometry proof

Answer 1

here you go !

Answer 2

euclidian geometry.. ok... it will take time...

Answer 3

by definition of bisect you'll have two pairs of segments congruent to each other, and vertical angles congruent from the two intersecting diagnols... Use SAS to prove the two triangles are congruent...

Answer 4

ok i got it. now hold on. i am going to prove it. i think i can do it. :D wish me good luck friends.. lol :)

Answer 5

I will and thank you dpalnc . I am going to see what the others say

Answer 6

if we prove \[\large \angle BXN =\angle RXN\]then it will be proved that\[\large \triangle BNX \approx \triangle ORX\]got it?

Answer 7

could you set it up like statements and reasons

Answer 8

don't you mean angle BXN = angle RXO

Answer 9

yes i can set wait a while.

Answer 10

okay thanks so much .

Answer 11

yw

Answer 12

dplanc could you set up the proof like statements and reasons

Answer 13

you have to wait coz it is not possible live here.

Answer 14

okayy take your time if you want to send it to me in a attachment you can .

Answer 15

yes i will send you an attachment.

Answer 16

thank you

Answer 17

have you got it yet

Answer 18

are you there?

Answer 19

yes did you do it

Answer 20

yes i have done it. i hope it is fine. here you go...!!

Answer 21

thank you it is goreat

Answer 22

does anyone else have any thing to share

Answer 23

if you didn't understand aything then you can ask. coz it is a Euclidian proof. no one can do it other than one or two or three.
To proof anything in the light of euclidian geometry is not too easy buddy...

Answer 24

seeems good

Answer 25

what do u ,mean by euclidian proofs

Answer 26

don't you know euclid? A great Greek Mathematician the father of Geometry?

Answer 27

no . not at all

Answer 28

i dont believe you can conclude that those triangles are congruent with only that angle since its not in the triangle we're interested in...

Answer 29

O_O

Answer 30

@AccessDenied i make some assumptions. which are not included in original picture those are assumptions. and as you can see it is although proved it so it implies that assumptions are correct..

Answer 31

to make it simpler...
diagonals bisect each others.. so NX=XR and BX=XO
m(NXB) = m(RXO) since they are opposite angles

thus triangles BNX and ORX are congruent by SAS

Answer 32

can you fix it access denied

Answer 33

hoblos explains it as i would have. :)

Answer 34

i suggest all of you to read the book Euclid's Elements of Geometry. It was wriiten in around 200BC.