Two Column Proof help? ;o @yummydum
I'll post the problems i need help on in a second. But I don't really understand how to do them at all... lol
lol....well quick cuz i gotta go :)
If you need to go you can<3 I don't need immediate help(: just whenever you have time
post the question and ill get as much as i can :)....if i dnt finish ill do the rest later :)
so....proof please :D :P
Working on it l
B)
this..is soo.....EASY :D:D
omg i <3 geometry
OO: how? omg if you can help me you are GOD
no no...there is only one god...and he watches from above..im mereley one of his many imperfect creations :)
Well, you are a boss then (:
lol....thanks :P
k so lets do this XD
XD yes >:3 soo. we begin with the given ones right? o:
http://prntscr.com/co9vh also, am i doing this one right? & I also do not know what to put for the bottom row
angle EGF=60 Given angle AGF=90 Given angle EGB is a straight angle EGF+AGF+AGB=180 Angle addition postulate 60+90+x=180 substitution property 150+x=180 combine like terms x=30 subtraction property AGB=30 substituiton property
i dont remember how to prove the 3rd step :\
but the rest is good :D
the definition of a straight angle?
:D thankyou so much! I will be tagging you if i run into any more trouble ^^
so for the second question u asked :D
adn the last row....lemme take a look :)
angle ABD is congruent to angle GEF alternate exterior angles are congruent
that one was already used though,? lol
no i fixed it :)
angle ABD is congruent to angle GEF alternate exterior angles are congruent
oh! lol fail (:
umm...im not sure i get the last one :$
i mean u cud say tht CD is perpendicular to AE and GH is parallel to CD so therefore AG and AE are also perpendicular
wait, would it have something to do with GH being perpendicular to AF?
thats what you have to prove....so since CD and AF are perpendicular and CD and GH are parallel, that kinda makes GH perpendicular to AF as well
do you get what im saying? :)
kind of o: I'm just a little iffy on what to put in the blanks XD
me too...i mean i can explain it i just dont know what to put in the last two blanks :\
so got anything??
not yet, I've been surfing through my fail-textbook
if i had my textbook i cud probably find it
but i dont
I'm lucky I even have this textbook): when i got kicked out of school they forgot to ask for it back
lemme see if i can get a friend on this
lol WOW :O :P
okay!(: I will keep looking!
hey @zepp ......wanna help out :D
there he/she is :D
okay so heres the link to the proof she needs help with http://prntscr.com/co9vh .... last row
I found the two column proof section
great! :)
now found the perpendicular
okay i think i found something
cool :D
theorem 3-11 In a plane, if a line is perpendicular to one of two parallel lines, then it is also perpendicular to the other.
but i guess that still doesn't tell us what goes in the "reason" column
BOOM!!
no no thts the answer...I KNEW THERE WAS A THEOREM :D
so i put theorem 3-11? :D
well in a 2 column proof you cant just name a theorem...so you just summerize the concept
so you put any line parallel to another line who is perpendicular to a line is also perpendicular to that line
that makes little sense....but im sure you can re-word that :P
okay well..i head out now :)
i hope i was helpful :D
You were! Danke! Danke! :D
Ich will tag you if i run into any more two-column proof trouble ^^
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