Can someone please help me? Thanks <3 :)
Yes :)
Yay!! Thanks @F_Jayyy
@imqwerty
Write a proof to show that the diagonals of a parallelogram bisect one another. Be sure to create and name the appropriate geometric figures. This figure does not need to be submitted.
@BayleighXOX may I see the question :)
i have it already up there @AloneS :)
ooh I'm sorry maybe i'm blind but I can't see it there :/
Write a proof to show that the diagonals of a parallelogram bisect one another. Be sure to create and name the appropriate geometric figures. This figure does not need to be submitted. There it is again! :))
aah I see okayii
are you good at proofs? Just to make sure lol
@imqwerty @F_Jayyy
@Awolflover1
okay 1st we draw a nice parallelogram
any type?
|dw:1453403751469:dw| how is this?
its cool :) i added some colors to it-> |dw:1453403849888:dw|
okay I don't have to include the parallelogram just need to create a proof
okay =] so now we have a parallelogram ABCD and the diagonals intersect at O now 1st we must know that opposite sides of a parallelogram are equal in length okay till here? :)
you mean like side AD and BC are equal in length?
yes it is a property of parallelograms the opposite sides are equal and parallel
right understand so far
now we look at triangles AOB and DOC can you prove them congruent
triangles?? oh wait Idk
well they have a common midpoint being "O"
you there?
yeah okay look at the shaded triangles|dw:1453404709299:dw| we want to prove them congruent we know that AB=DC now tell this->can we say that \(∠1=∠4\)
angle ABE is congruent to angle CDE --> alternate interior angles?
yes correct!! :D similarly can we say that \(∠2=∠3\) ?
I think I have the proof!
:D Yay!! :D
YEAH! Can you help me with 2 more by any chance?
ofc i can (B
Yay! Let me close this and do a new post :)
okay :)
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