Question

Look at the figure shown below:

RQ is a segment on which a perpendicular bisector PS is drawn. S is the midpoint of RQ.

Which step should be used to prove that point P is equidistant from points R and Q?

Answer 1

Please Help
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Answer 2

@GabeBae
@JasperRayWolf88
@ParthKohli
@Jesstho.-.

Answer 3

@triciaal

Answer 4

@triciaal

Answer 5

@GabeBae

Answer 6

you called?

Answer 7

Yes this question, can you solve it?

Answer 8

Is there an image or answer choices?

Answer 9

Yes, I already posted it, It's at the top, not with the question but more at the top bottomish

Answer 10

think it would be option 2 SAS

Answer 11

Let me try it

Answer 12

That's what I put :)

Do you think you can help me with another one?

Answer 13

@triciaal

Answer 14

Is this from FLVS?

Answer 15

yess..

Answer 16

what module? :') I'm taking geometry as well and i'm a FLVS student

Answer 17

hahahaha Im in Module 3

Answer 18

I'm already taking segment 2 which is module 6

Answer 19

What quiz is this?

Answer 20

Lucky, Do you remember This?

Answer 21

I do I took the module 3 test yesterday

Answer 22

It's the Module 3 Practice Test

Answer 23

Alright let me open it up

Answer 24

Thanks

Answer 25

Which teacher do you have?

Answer 26

Ummmm. I dont remember, never really call You?

Answer 27

I think Margeret or something IDK

Answer 28

Is it 3.07 review and practice quiz?

Answer 29

Yes,

Answer 30

Do you have the answer?

Answer 31

It is the reflexive property :)

Answer 32

Yay!!! I was right!
Could you check another one?

Answer 33

Do you need help on any other questions? I got a 100% on my module 3 test

Answer 34

Yes I do need help With all of them actually :)

Answer 35

send them in~!

Answer 36

Are you seeing the one I just sent?

Answer 37

yup

Answer 38

great

Answer 39

It's good send in the next question
I've been lagging a little in FLVS for some reason

Answer 40

I didn't get the same exact question but I can tell it's correct

Answer 41

ok

Answer 42

same question

Answer 43

Yeah, just realized here you go :D

Answer 44

I didn't get the exact same question as this

Answer 45

But do you know the answer, like if you work it out?

Answer 46

It's the second answer choice

Answer 47

complementary angles make a right angle

Answer 48

Okay, Here is the next one:

Answer 49

They're supplementary

Answer 50

okay

Answer 51

It's correct
same answer I got and I got it correct

Answer 52

Yay!!! Heres the next one:

Answer 53

Nope you got the wrong answer

Answer 54

Oh... Which one is it?

Answer 55

Correct answer is DC=DC (reflexive property of equality)

Answer 56

ohhhhhhh I get why

Answer 57

Here is the next one...

Answer 58

correct

Answer 59

Yayyyyyy!!!

Answer 60

is that it?

Answer 61

Here is the next one its long so it'll have to be more than 1 pic:

Answer 62

send in the 2nd part

Answer 63

Hold on it's a bit confusing with all the images

Answer 64

Both of them are corresponding angles theorem

Answer 65

sorry, the first one is part one second one only has one answer choice with the rest of the question and the last one is the rest of the answer choices.

Answer 66

I know

Answer 67

ok :D

Answer 68

Anything else?

Answer 69

si, by the way, was I correct?

Answer 70

This one is also a two parter :)

Answer 71

no I told you they're both corresponding angles theorem

Answer 72

ohhhh
ok

Answer 73

Thats the rest of the question for the one I just sent you :)

Answer 74

Not the same question I got but I can do it

Answer 75

Okay, Thanks :D

Answer 76

Do you have it?

Answer 77

Sorry it's been taking long
I'm checking my answer with a friend

Answer 78

It's the first one

Answer 79

first answer choice

Answer 80

Okay, Thanks!!!!

Answer 81

Is that it?

Answer 82

You are a freaking Life savor!!!!!!!!! Thank You!!!!!!!

Answer 83

Yes! Thanks again!!!

Answer 84

Tell me what you got

Answer 85

I got one wrong: The 7 one. the one with the parallel lines.
Its fine though. I got a really good score!! Thanks again!!!!!

Answer 86

You're welcome
Did you do a collaboration assignment yet?