Question

HELP

Answer 1

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 2

What work have you done? Please give it your best effort.

Answer 3

I was thinking #1 was asa.

Answer 4

@sbuck98 which blanks have you filled out so far?

Answer 5

`I was thinking #1 was asa.`
incorrect. Look closely at the instructions

Answer 6

Could you explain it to me?

Answer 7

what does it say above the table?

Answer 8

To put the missing reasons

Answer 9

ok what does it say under "what are the missing reasons..."

Answer 10

That I have to prove the given reasons.

Answer 11

it says:

Given segment MO bisects angle PMN

that statement is repeated on the first line of the proof

Answer 12

So my reason would be OM bisects <pon? I think that's correct.

Answer 13

or can I just put given in the blank?

Answer 14

the reason is simply "given". You're just restating what is given to you

Answer 15

whatever is stated in the instructions/problem is restated as "given". It's your starting point

Answer 16

OK I thought so!

Answer 17

what is the other "given" ?

Answer 18

pmo=mno

Answer 19

no, look back at the line that starts with "given"

Answer 20

#4

Answer 21

4? what do you mean?

Answer 22

#4 is another given reason.

Answer 23

om bisects pon

Answer 24

oh ok I see what you mean now

Answer 25

yes correct

Answer 26

how about 2 and 3? what are the reasons for those?

Answer 27

lol it was faster then typing it! so I was thinking the reason for #2 would be asa

Answer 28

`the reason for #2 would be asa` incorrect

Answer 29

hint: line 2 depends on line 1

Answer 30

Could you further explain, that's the worst part of it for me:/

Answer 31

what does it mean when you bisect an angle?

Answer 32

split it into two

Answer 33

what do we know about the smaller angles?

Answer 34

they're congruent

Answer 35

yep so that's why line 2 is dependent on line 1

the reason for line 2 is "definition of angle bisection" or basically what it means when we say that a segment bisects an angle

Answer 36

Okay! could you finish this problem with me still? I need help with you explaining it to me still bc I suck at it.

Answer 37

ok what is the reason for #3

Answer 38

it's a concoiding line the same line, congruent.

Answer 39

that has a special term: reflexive property of congruence

Answer 40

Thank you! I don't know the terms

Answer 41

#5 all of those angles are congruent to each other.

Answer 42

5 is basically the same as 2

Answer 43

yes

Answer 44

then finally 6 is ASA or ASA property of congruence

Answer 45

:) could you help with another?

Answer 46

sure

Answer 47

I think it's definiton of angle bisection for #4

Answer 48

no

Answer 49

oh

Answer 50

hint: line 4 will use lines 1,2,3

Answer 51

so given & reflexive

Answer 52

another hint: it's a triangle congruence property

Answer 53

I don't know the terms

Answer 54

I know 5 is reflexive property of congruence

Answer 55

one of these four: AAS, ASA, SAS, SSS

Answer 56

ASA

Answer 57

why?

Answer 58

#5's wrong?:(

Answer 59

`I know 5 is reflexive property of congruence` incorrect

Answer 60

could you further explain these

Answer 61

why do you think #4 is ASA ?

Answer 62

because two angles and the side are congruent

Answer 63

do we have 2 pairs of congruent angles? or 1 pair?

Answer 64

1

Answer 65

so we only have one A (not 2)

Answer 66

each letter of ASA means we have 2 pairs of angles, 1 pair of sides

A = 1 pair of congruent angles
S = 1 pair of congruent sides (between the two angles)
A = 1 pair (different from the first pair) of congruent angles

Answer 67

so it's sas since we only have one angle

Answer 68

one pair of angles, yes

Answer 69

ok:) Can you help some more or you got to go?

Answer 70

these last ones aren't long problems