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4. The angle bisectors of a triangle concur (meet) at a point called the incentre (I). Line segments AF, CE and BD are the angle bisectors of triangle ACB. Students often, incorrectly, believe that an angle bisector also bisects the side opposite the angle Show that BD does not bisect side AC. Note: use two letter names (ie AE) for sides and three letter names (ie. ZBAC) for all angles when doing this question. CA=1474 cm E AB=9.81 cm CB-19 13 cm H

4. The angle bisectors of a triangle concur (meet) at a point called the incentre (I). Line segments AF, CE and BD are the angle bisectors of triangle ACB. Students often, incorrectly, believe that an angle bisector also bisects the side opposite the angle Show that BD does not bisect side AC. Note: use two letter names (ie AE) for sides and three letter names (ie. ZBAC) for all angles when doing this question. CA=1474 cm E AB=9.81 cm CB-19 13 cm H

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
7th Edition
ISBN:9781337614085
Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
Chapter3: Triangles
Section3.3: Isosceles Triangles
Problem 35E: Suppose that ABCDEF. Also, AX bisects CAB and DY bisects FDE. Are these corresponding angle...
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4. The angle bisectors of a triangle concur (meet) at a point called the incentre (1). Line segments AF, CE and BD are the angle bisectors of triangle ACB. Students often, incorrectly, believe that an angle bisector also bisects the side opposite the angle Show that BD does not bisect side AC. Note: use two letter names (ie AE) for sides and three letter names (ie. <BAC) for all angles when doing this question. CA-1474cm E AB=981 cm CB = 19.13 cm H В
Transcribed Image Text:4. The angle bisectors of a triangle concur (meet) at a point called the incentre (1). Line segments AF, CE and BD are the angle bisectors of triangle ACB. Students often, incorrectly, believe that an angle bisector also bisects the side opposite the angle Show that BD does not bisect side AC. Note: use two letter names (ie AE) for sides and three letter names (ie. <BAC) for all angles when doing this question. CA-1474cm E AB=981 cm CB = 19.13 cm H В
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