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Use vectors to prove that the line joining the midpoints of two sides of a triangle is parallel to the third side and half its length. *I don't even know what the pictures looks like.*
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|dw:1346442292750:dw|something like this apparently...
so if we look at the original triangle in vector language we can think of the third side of the triangle as the vector sum of the other two sides...
wrong direction tho
|dw:1346442511688:dw|\[\vec v_3=\vec v_1+\vec v_2\]what's in the wrong direction?
nvm , so v1/.5 +v2/.5=v3/.5?
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*0.5 ...and the angle is obviously the same since the vectors are in the same proportion and at the same angle
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