Question

I need help

Answer 1

@amistre64 @hartnn

Answer 2

@myininaya

Answer 3

this is damn huge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 4

I know right! And it's super confusing

Answer 5

i feel for you bro!

Answer 6

or sis?!?

Answer 7

Sis lol

Answer 8

wait i think i got it!

Answer 9

Really what do you think it is?

Answer 10

wait

Answer 11

I'm waiting

Answer 12

i think it is option 2

Answer 13

i am pretty sure it is option 2

Answer 14

yes it is option 2!!!!! i am 98% sure!

Answer 15

Alright thank you!! I'll tell you if it's right later :) Thanks so much!!

Answer 16

please do tell me if it is wrong or right do not forget me !

Answer 17

Haha don't worry I won't forget!

Answer 18

It was wrong @croslali it was the first one

Answer 19

is there any explantion to it ... even im curious now ... btw im sorry for the wrong answer .. people do make mistakes .. if you could please forgive me

Answer 20

I would need to go through her steps to figure this out....(That's why I am not going to be a math teacher) ....
Alright, what does it mean "which statement corrects the flaw in Gina's proof?"
I'll take this question as "which of the choices confirms the proof, and was not mentioned by her?"
I think that A is the one not mentioned by her while proving and it is important for the prove, since because of 'A' we know that they are midpoints connected by the line, and nothing other than that.
She said the 'B' when she talked about the slopes. (She said they're the same....)
Obviously 'C' is meaningless because the triangle would
or or . In other words the triangle can be drawn in any way: diagonally, horizontally or vertically to the graph (or to the x&y plane), so the lines' slope as it's value doesn't matter what matters if they are same or not.
For 'D', it is unnecessary to find the distance between E and D to prove this.

The way I would prove, (why prove, see it, do it)

I always hated proofs, what's the point of proving that 5+6=11, I mean common....