Question

I need help about how to do this Geo question in theory:

I don't want/need the answer, I'm just curious how to do these type of problems.
Thanks guise :3


Draw the perpendicular bisector on the triangle from the segment BC.

A) http://www.omegamath.com/images/quiz/planegeometry/planegeometryquiz2.1.1a.gif
B) http://www.omegamath.com/images/quiz/planegeometry/planegeometryquiz2.1.1a1.gif
C) http://www.omegamath.com/images/quiz/planegeometry/planegeometryquiz2.1.1a2.gif
D) http://www.omegamath.com/images/quiz/planegeometry/planegeometryquiz2.1.1a3.gif
E) http://www.omegamath.com/images/quiz/planegeometry/planegeometryquiz2.1.1a4.gif
F) http://www.omegamath.com/images/quiz/planegeometry/planegeometryquiz2.1.1a5.gif

Answer 1

I think it's B.

Answer 2

Yes it's B!

Answer 3

No wait

Answer 4

Good. :)
Thanks.

I have another one- can you help, too ? :)

Answer 5

It's "from" the segment BC

Answer 6

?

Answer 7

ya whats the other one?

Answer 8

so it's B ?

Answer 9

Ugh.
It's 4:05 AM.

My course's deadline is...... TOMORROW!!

Answer 10

ok wait going through it

Answer 11

Thanks, @AravindG :)
You're brilliant.
I can't believe what you were discussing with @ParthKohli :)

Answer 12

It is b of course ! :)

Answer 13

Next?
I'm too tired for a whole new damn thread

Answer 14

I'll medal you in different accounts, O.K.?

Answer 15

A perpendicular bisector satisfies 2 conditions :

1)its a perpendicular(ie makes 90 degree)
2) it bisect the side

This is shown explicitly in figure b

Answer 16

lol diff accounts :P

Answer 17

Why not post separately?

Answer 18

Yeah, I guess it would kinda help my Engagement score too.

Answer 19

Okay, if you really want.

Answer 20

Thanks for the help.

Answer 21

I could just medal you in many diff accounts, though, seriously.