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Answer 1

@elementwielder please help?

Answer 2

you can do the inverse: any line that is perpendicular to and bisects a chord in a circle, must go through the center

Answer 3

would that be the counterexample?

Answer 4

inverse is a counter so yes

Answer 5

Thank you so much?

Answer 6

i meant !!

Answer 7

your welcome

Answer 8

How do I write a proof or give a counterexample of: the relationship among the lengths of the chords is that they are congruent

Answer 9

@elementwielder please help?

Answer 10

and what theorem provides a quick proof of: The perpendicular bisector of any chord of any given circle must pass through the center of that circle

Answer 11

sorry bro im about ready to go to bed... you need them now or can i answer them in the morning?

Answer 12

I really need them now, please can you help?

Answer 13

sorry im wicked tired... 2 AM my time

Answer 14

okay, thanks anyways, and thanks for all your help!

Answer 15

your welcome feel free to ask anytime... ill answer them asap

Answer 16

great!! :)

Answer 17

Found a way to send it to you :D