Help Please! #3
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@maddierawr Have you studied the Triangle Proportionally Theorem yet?
no
So, if a step of the proof read "PQ = 1/2 RS," you would not know a theorem to cite as the reason? I ask because I don't know where in your course of study in Geometry this theorem you are proving falls.
i know the mdpt and bisector therom that kinda look like that
Do you know about proving triangles similar with the AA Postulate?
no :/
What is the name of the section of the text in which these proofs appear? That may give a clue as to what has been studied.
unit 6: ITT and ITT converse proofs
What is ITT? I don't know what that acronym means. We can do the proof using similar triangles.
isoscels triangle therom
I am going to write the steps I would use in a 2-column deductive proof. ITT gives that Angle T is congruent to Angle S. I don't see anything beyond that.
ya thats the farthest i could get too
Given: RT = RS Segment PQ is parallel to Segment RS Prove: PQ = PT 1. Segment PQ is parallel to Segment RS 2. Angle TPQ is congruent to Angle R 3. Angle TRS is congruent to Angle S 4. Triangle TPQ ~ Triangle TRS 5. TP/RT = PQ/RS 6. RT = RS 7. TP/RT = PQ/RT 9. TP = PQ
You get to do the reasons. :)
ah your awesome! thank you
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