Prove :
The angle bisectors of a triangle are concurrent at a point equidistant from the sides of the triangle.

Question

Prove :
The angle bisectors of a triangle are concurrent at a point equidistant from the sides of the triangle.

anonymous · Answer

is there like a pic or something?

anonymous · Answer

attachment

anonymous · Answer

sorry i took geometry 2 years ago... can u pls refresh me? what's concurrent again? sorry! teepee i just need some reminders and i think i might be able to help :)

anonymous · Answer

oh and this is proof yes?

anonymous · Answer

concurrent means three bisectors meet at one point

anonymous · Answer

ahh okay lemme see if i can help.. i do apologize if i cannot tho :(

anonymous · Answer

no problem i appreciate very much thank you :)

anonymous · Answer

and did they give u any clues to the proof besides the pic? like givens or anything? and what have u figured out so far?

anonymous · Answer

this is from geometry II module 2

anonymous · Answer

hi @dpaInc do u understand this? b/c i might have to go soon :(

anonymous · Answer

and @sara12345 what's the geometry 2 module 2? are you with some kind of online school or something? or is this like hw? idk haha

anonymous · Answer

online school. i googled for proof. but it didnt look proper

anonymous · Answer

@iheartfood , yes i do understand....
but i need to know what the asker knows to list down as reasons for the proof...

anonymous · Answer

oh is this like hw? or like a test? i heard about online school haha is it fun? and hold on a sec lemme draw it

anonymous · Answer

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