Which statement is not necessarily true?
Given: DE is the ^ bisector of JL.
https://study.ashworthcollege.edu/access/content/group/af6e8f9f-40f5-4e73-9bd7-b87e13cc6d33/geometry_exam_5_files/mc001-3.jpg
A. DK = KE
B. https://study.ashworthcollege.edu/access/content/group/af6e8f9f-40f5-4e73-9bd7-b87e13cc6d33/geometry_exam_5_files/mc001-4.jpg
C. K is the midpoint of JL
D. DJ = DL

Question

Which statement is not necessarily true? 
Given: DE is the ^ bisector of  JL.
https://study.ashworthcollege.edu/access/content/group/af6e8f9f-40f5-4e73-9bd7-b87e13cc6d33/geometry_exam_5_files/mc001-3.jpg
  A. DK = KE 	
 B. https://study.ashworthcollege.edu/access/content/group/af6e8f9f-40f5-4e73-9bd7-b87e13cc6d33/geometry_exam_5_files/mc001-4.jpg	
  C. K is the midpoint of JL
  D. DJ = DL

mathstudent55 · Answer

What do you mean by 
DE is the ^ bisector of JL. ?

What does ^ mean in the statement above?

anonymous · Answer

I have no idea the question was worded like that .../.\

mathstudent55 · Answer

If by ^ the problem means perpendicular, then it makes sense.

anonymous · Answer

It was "A" thanks for trying to help