Question

The figure below shows angle MLO congruent to angle NKO and segment JO bisects angle LJK.


Fred made the chart shown below to prove that segments LO and KO are congruent. He forgot to write the reasons for three statements.
Statement
Reason
1.
Angle MLO is congruent to angle NKO.
Given
2.
Angle JLO is congruent to angle JKO.
Supplementary angles of congruent angles are congruent.
3.
Segment JO bisects angle LJK.
Given
4.
Angle LJO is congruent to angle KJO.
?
5.
Segment JO is congruent to segment JO.
?
6.
Triangle LJO is congruent to triangle KJO.
?
7.
Segment LO

Answer 1

answers are Reason 4: Definition of angle bisector
Reason 5: Reflexive property
Reason 6: SAS

Reason 4: Definition of supplementary angles
Reason 5: Corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent.
Reason 6: AAS

Reason 4: Definition of supplementary angles
Reason 5: Corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent.
Reason 6: SAS

Reason 4: Definition of angle bisector
Reason 5: Reflexive property
Reason 6: AAS

Answer 2

srry for the confusion it was a long long Q?

Answer 3

do u have a pix could u post it

Answer 4

hold on let me get it ook

Answer 5

hm

Answer 6

can u see it

Answer 7

i think its third answer

Answer 8

Reason 4: Definition of supplementary angles
Reason 5: Corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent.
Reason 6: SAS this one

Answer 9

you what do u think

Answer 10

reason for 4 is angle bisector

Answer 11

oooh ok

Answer 12

yup your right

Answer 13

reason5 : reflexive property

cus CO = CO is reflexive

Answer 14

*cuz

Answer 15

yea i saw that its the last one

Answer 16

wait no the first one

Answer 17

reason 6 : AAS

Answer 18

your first guess is right.

Answer 19

o ok it was last dont know why i changed my mine

Answer 20

he brain fart to the extreme

Answer 21

lol

Answer 22

hey i have 1 more Q: them im done you up for it

Answer 23

sure post :)

Answer 24

ok

Answer 25

In a geometry class, the students were asked to prove the theorem below by contradiction.

Theorem: In a quadrilateral, there cannot be more than three obtuse angles.

Heather begins the proof with an assumption. Which statement will she most likely use as an assumption?

Let one angle of a quadrilateral be acute and the other three angles obtuse.

Let all angles of a quadrilateral be obtuse.

Let only one angle of a quadrilateral be obtuse.

Let one angle of a quadrilateral be obtuse and the other three angles acute.

Answer 26

do you think its the first cuase their will be no more then 3 obtude and 1 acute

Answer 27

thats right!
in proof by contradiction, we assume the opposite of what we need to prove. good guess :)

Answer 28

kk sweet well thanks man im done

Answer 29

you wanna help other random people

Answer 30

brb

Answer 31

lol you're funny :) looks like you're in the end of ur course ha ?

Answer 32

yup im finishing up cant wait to be done did you do flvs

Answer 33

aaaa ok