Question

#1 Please

Answer 1

i got B?

Answer 2

@dpaInc @Calcmathlete @Callisto @zepp @UnkleRhaukus or ANYONE?

Answer 3

Ok. When something is the midpoint of something, it splits it into two _______ parts

Answer 4

Im guessing B is wrong

Answer 5

It is wrong...

Answer 6

yes i know the midpoint

Answer 7

Ok, but fill in the blank. THe midpoint split GK into two _______ parts.

Answer 8

It splits it into two CONGRUENT parts

Answer 9

Now, notice how there is nothing involving angles in the proof. It's all sides.

Answer 10

Knowing this, what do you think it is?

Answer 11

SSS?

Answer 12

nice glasses @Trexy , ebay?

Answer 13

Wow.. lol.. i got it from myself actually.. :P

Answer 14

Yup. It's SSS. Then, the midpoint splits GK into GL and GK. Now which one?

Answer 15

Remember. based on what I said before, \(GL \cong GK\)

Answer 16

I meant. \[GL \cong LK\]