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anonymous · Answer

Ill try :)

anonymous · Answer

A kite is a quadrilateral with two pairs of adjacent, congruent sides. Prove that two angles between the non-congruent sides are congruent. Be sure to create and name the appropriate geometric figures.

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Thanks!! :)

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anonymous · Answer

I'm reading the questions the answers and stuff but I don't really understand :/ it's a bunch of conversation and then they work and it goes back and forth haha

mathmate · Answer

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Take the top part of the kite, which is triangle ABC.
Draw the angle bisector of angle B to meet AC at E.
AB=BC (given)
BE=BE
Angle ABE=Angle CBE (angle bisector)
triangles ABE and CBE are congruent
=> angle BAE= angle BCE
Do a similar proof for the bottom half of the kite and you have angle A=angle C|dw:1403829421371:dw|

anonymous · Answer

ok well nvm there you go, good job mathmate

mathmate · Answer

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Sorry, forgot to label the vertices.