Question

fill in the blank using the word bank below

Answer 1

the first one is AQ=PB i think might wanna check

Answer 2

wouldn't it be AP + QB since the image says that's the given

Answer 3

^I was actually going to say that lol.

Answer 4

i guess idk im not good at math

Answer 5

@Eiwoh2 idc if yew aint tew gud at least try plz e.e

Answer 6

which one is it now

Answer 7

e.e all of dem

Answer 8

not good at that

Answer 9

@Eiwoh2

Answer 10

@JustSaiyan @Elsa213 @Shadow

Answer 11

@AnyoneWhoisNotElsa214

Answer 12

e.e

Answer 13

Dat 4 doe.

Answer 14

Imma cri.

Answer 15

@Study2Learn

Answer 16

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Answer 17

Guess on du question den. e.e
I'm a disgrace tew du QC community.

Answer 18

e.e but I need gud grade e.e

Answer 19

Failing is du new gud grade. e.e

Answer 20

nu et nut

Answer 21

Pffttt

Answer 22

@umm e.e

Answer 23

@563blackghost because i'm desperate

Answer 24

I'm nawt good in math e.e

Answer 25

damn it e.e

Answer 26

What are your given statements?

Answer 27

AP = QB e.e

Answer 28

Mhm right.

Now if you look at your visual you see that `AQ` is made up of `AP + PQ` as well as `QB` is made up of `PQ + QB` so we are adding the segments to create another segment, this means you are proving by `segment additon postulate` which would be for reason 2. got it?

Answer 29

Okay but what about the other blank reason?

Answer 30

So if `AP = QB` that would mean that the segments added to make each said statment could be used to make up that other segment.

So since `QB + PQ = PB` then `QB + PQ = AQ` since `AQ = PB`this is proven by transitive property.

Answer 31

okay thank you e.e :)

Answer 32

no problem e.e