the following is an incorrect flow chart proving that point L, lying on LM which is a perpendicular bisector of segment JK, is equidistant from points J and K. What is the error in this flowchart?
JL and KL are equal in length, according to the definitions of a mispoint an arrow is missing between < LNK = 90 degres and < LNJ= 90 degrees and <LNK congruent and equal to <LNJ an arrow is missing between the given statement and <LNK is equal and congruent to <LNJ Triangles JNL and KNL are congruent by the Angle Angle Side (AAS) postulate
I think that the answer is D but i would like to make sure and learn whether or not the others are right. I wanna know why. help please?
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hmmm I've never done a flow chart like this before but I think you might have an arrow missing :-/ why is <LNK = <LNJ ?
whoops forgot this lol now that you mentioned it.
@jigglypuff314
I was able to figure it out without the picture, but thanks but the question that would get to your answer is the same: can you tell me why is <LNK = <LNJ ?
I think LNK is equal to LNJ because they both appear to be right angles, so they both are 90 degree angles.
and right angles are equal to each other :) so you should have an arrow from angle = 90 & angle = 90 to the <LNK = <LNJ right?
yea
then you should have your answer :)
so my answer is B?
yes it is i checked again haha im sorry, im really slow in the mornings XD
thank you so very much! @jigglypuff314
glad I could help :)
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