The figure shows triangle ABC with medians AF, BD, and CE. Segment AF is extended to H in such a way that segment GH is congruent to segment AG.

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Which conclusion can be made based on the given conditions? 
Select one:
a. Segment GD is congruent to segment GF.
b. Segment GD is parallel to segment HC.
c. Segment GF is parallel to segment EB.
d. Segment BH is congruent to segment HC.

anonymous · Answer

@Opcode can u help me again please i got the other question

ganeshie8 · Answer

hint : triangle midsegment theorem

anonymous · Answer

is it D? im not sure tho

ganeshie8 · Answer

hint2 : G is midpoint of AH, D is midpoint of AC

ganeshie8 · Answer

look at triangle AHC

ganeshie8 · Answer

GD is the midsegment right ?

anonymous · Answer

yes

ganeshie8 · Answer

wat does midsegment theorem say ?

anonymous · Answer

idk wat it says i don't know the thereom

ganeshie8 · Answer

you need to knw tha theorem to make any sense of wat the question is about

ganeshie8 · Answer

here is the teorem :-
```
In any triangle, a segment joining the midpoints of any two sides 
will be parallel to the third side.
```

anonymous · Answer

oh so its either b or c right?

ganeshie8 · Answer

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ganeshie8 · Answer

have a look at that pic.
that pic has the answer

anonymous · Answer

i think c now

ganeshie8 · Answer

dont guess,
its easy if u think a bit more

ganeshie8 · Answer

the small arrow marks on sides, tell us that the sides are parallel

anonymous · Answer

im not guessing that's wat i thought it was

ganeshie8 · Answer

based on what ?

anonymous · Answer

SO it has to be b or c Right?!!

ganeshie8 · Answer

the small arrow marks on sides, tell us that the sides are parallel

ganeshie8 · Answer

use above statement

ganeshie8 · Answer

when u look at the pic

ganeshie8 · Answer

do u see small arrow marks on sides GD and HC ?

anonymous · Answer

yes i do

ganeshie8 · Answer

you're seeing the pic i attached right >?

anonymous · Answer

yea i am and those two lines aren't parallel or congruent

ganeshie8 · Answer

okie so they're parallel by midsegment theorem

anonymous · Answer

ok i knew it thnx for th help means a lot to me:)

anonymous · Answer

i need a couple more tho ok

ganeshie8 · Answer

np :) takes time to get hang of all the million theorems in geo

ganeshie8 · Answer

ha post, im going out for sometime... il chekc when i get back. cya