Question

Help please cx

Answer 1

@Ultrilliam

Answer 2

What do you need help with?

Answer 3

same

Answer 4

Reason 2 is correct.

Answer 5

Reason 3 is incorrect, let me write an explanation. One sec.

Answer 6

Since we are told that \(\bf{\overline{\rm PQ}}\) bisects PERPENDICULARLY this would mean that it would create TWO right angles on either side. Meaning for Reason 3 it would be \(\bf{definition~of~Perpendicular}\).

Answer 7

Since we are told that \(\bf{\angle AXP}\) and \(\bf{\angle AXQ}\) are `right angles` this would mean that they are `congruent` to each other.

So for statement 4 it would be \(\large\bf{\angle AXP \cong \angle AXQ}\).

Answer 8

oh that makes sense

Answer 9

We prove our triangle based on how we proved sides and angles `in order`. We first identified that \(\large\bf{\overline {\rm PX} \cong \overline {\rm QX}}\) being sides, we then identified that \(\large{\angle AXP \cong AXQ}\) being sides, and last we identified by reflexive that \(\large\bf{\overline {\rm AX} \cong \overline {\rm AX}}\) being a side.

Side-angle-Side is the \(\large\bf{SAS~Congruence~Postulate}\).

Answer 10

Reason 7 would be \(\large\bf{CPCTC}\) since we proved the triangle, thus making \(\large\bf{\overline {\rm AP} \cong \overline {\rm AQ}}\) being congruent to each other.

Answer 11

Thank you BlackGhost cx

Answer 12

np :)