Question

help please

Answer 1

I'm not downloading that.

Answer 2

okay hold on

Answer 3

Given:
Line segment FH bisects ∠GHK and ∠GFK

Prove: ΔFGH ≅ ΔFKH

Select the statement with the corresponding reason for each step of the proof.

Answer 4

There are 4 statements in the correct order. All you have to do is match the correct reason to each statement.

Can you come up with the correct reason for Statement 1?

Answer 5

its asking for definition

Answer 6

No.
When you start a proof, you need to start from some information.
Read the Given statement of the problem and compare to Statement 1.

Answer 7

thats the question

Answer 8

I saw the file. I know the question. Are you interested in doing it or not?

Answer 9

i am please help

Answer 10

Look at my question to you a few responses above.
Here it is again so you don't need to look for it.
Answer my question below.

"No.
When you start a proof, you need to start from some information.
Read the Given statement of the problem and compare to Statement 1."

Answer 11

okay i see that

Answer 12

so will the 1st one be B?

Answer 13

No.
Did you read the Given part of the proof?
What does the Given part of the proof state?

Answer 14

THAT IT BISECTS

Answer 15

Good.
Compare the statement in the Given part of the proof with statement 1. How do they compare?

Answer 16

IT BISECTS

Answer 17

I asked how they compare.
You answered it bisects.
What does that mean? The given information bisects the statement? That is meaningless.

How about answering that the Given information of the proof is exactly the same as the Statement 1 of the proof?

Answer 18

THAT MAKES SENSE

Answer 19

The statement of a proof problem in geometry usually consists of three parts:
1. Some Given information
2. A Prove statement
3. A figure

Almost always, the Given information is written in the proof as a statement with the reason "Given"

Answer 20

Ok, so far we have
Reason 1: Given
ok?

Answer 21

YES

Answer 22

Now let's look at the second statement.
The statement is stating that some angles are congruent.
Look at the first statement. What does each bisector do?
Can you conclude the second statement from the fact that you have bisectors at work?

Answer 23

A FIGURE?

Answer 24

What does an angle bisector do?
Forget the proof for a minute now.
Look at the following drawing and answer my question.



If I tell you that OM bisects angle AOC, what can you say about angles AOM and MOC?

Answer 25

MAKE IT CONGRUENT TO EACH OTHER?

Answer 26

CUTS IT IN HALF?

Answer 27

Great.
How do we know that? It's because that is the DEFINITION of an angle bisector.
Now look again at Statement 2 in the proof. Taking the information from Statement 1 that a bisector is at work, Statement 2 states that some angles are congruent.
What is reason 2, then?

Answer 28

Definition of Angle Bisector

Answer 29

Excellent work.
Now let's move on to Statement 3.

Answer 30

We now have:
Reason 2: Definition of angle bisector.

Answer 31

Read Statement 3. What is it saying?

Answer 32

ITS EQUAL OR SIMILAR TO EACH OTHER

Answer 33

Not to each other. It is congruent to ITSELF.

When you look in a mirror, what do you see?
When you look at the calm water of a lake what do you see?

Answer 34

MYSELF

Answer 35

A reflection. similar images, if not the same

Answer 36

Reflexive Property?

Answer 37

Excellent. Just the answers I was looking for.