PR bisects 2QPS and ZQRS. Complete the proof that APRS = APRQ.RStatementReason1.PR bisects ZQPSGivenPR bisects 2QRSGivenZQPR E LRPSAdditive Property of Angle MeasureAdditive Property of LengthAll right angles are congruentAngles forming a linear pair sum to 180°Definition of angle bisectorZPRQ E ZPRSPR PRAPRS E APRQ2.3.4, PR bisects 2QPS and ZQRS. Complete the proof that APRS - APRQ.StatementReasonPR bisects ZQPSGivenPR bisects ZQRSGiven3ZQPR LRPS4ZPRQ E ZPRSPR PRAngles forming a linear pair sum to 180°Definition of angle bisectorDefinition of equilateral triangleDefinition of nmidpointVertical Angle TheoremAPRS APRQ5.6,

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PR bisects 2QPS and ZQRS. Complete the proof that APRS ~ APRQ. Statement Reason PR bisects ZQPS Given PR bisects 2QRS Given 3 ZOPR E ZRPS 4. ZPRQ ZPRS PR PR Angles forming a linear pair sum to 180° Definition of angle bisector Definition of equilateral triangle Definition of midpoint APRS APRQ Vertical Angle Theorem R.

PR bisects 2QPS and ZQRS. Complete the proof that APRS ~ APRQ. Statement Reason PR bisects ZQPS Given PR bisects 2QRS Given 3 ZOPR E ZRPS 4. ZPRQ ZPRS PR PR Angles forming a linear pair sum to 180° Definition of angle bisector Definition of equilateral triangle Definition of midpoint APRS APRQ Vertical Angle Theorem R.

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337614085

Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Chapter1: Line And Angle Relationships

Section1.4: Relationships: Perpendicular Lines

Problem 15E: Does the relation is complementary to for angles have a reflexive property consider one angle? A...

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