V4. Given: Chord AB = chord CD %3D Prove: AP = CP; BP = DP %3D %3D Excerases 5.7 # 28.1114 4 pq. 121 * Fextbook Crahements Rreanons 1. Crche O won diarneber 1. Buven chard cD nób a diameber 2. Boance from 2. Pel. & dianeber to ArB =8 Czero 3. Draw OE L CD 3. Exactiy 1 1 can be dramen to a Vane from a A. atorde Bhe Vive. of 11 Can be 4. DE >Ø 4 The whdee > ary ts parts 5. Theorem 38 5. AB> CD Gven: Chard AB = chard Cb Stabements Reagens Prong: AD cB %3D 1. Gven 1. Chad AB Chard co havn2. Is Bhe some carcle, equal chards Mbtend equal arcs. 8 the whole is = Phe Sum of ah part 2. A 3. ÁB- AD+pE 4. AD +PB - CB +e 5. ÁD = CB Stabements 1. Cwcle, dianebey AB b CD chad F ; AB I co, EF I| AB 4 Subostitutren 5. Sulbractren Rearens 1. Gvey 2. 2. CD 1EF 3. A drometer 3. Co binects EP Rosens Batements 1. Gwen 1. Crdle O, deaeter AB A,

V4. Given: Chord AB = chord CD %3D Prove: AP = CP; BP = DP %3D %3D Excerases 5.7 # 28.1114 4 pq. 121 * Fextbook Crahements Rreanons 1. Crche O won diarneber 1. Buven chard cD nób a diameber 2. Boance from 2. Pel. & dianeber to ArB =8 Czero 3. Draw OE L CD 3. Exactiy 1 1 can be dramen to a Vane from a A. atorde Bhe Vive. of 11 Can be 4. DE >Ø 4 The whdee > ary ts parts 5. Theorem 38 5. AB> CD Gven: Chard AB = chard Cb Stabements Reagens Prong: AD cB %3D 1. Gven 1. Chad AB Chard co havn2. Is Bhe some carcle, equal chards Mbtend equal arcs. 8 the whole is = Phe Sum of ah part 2. A 3. ÁB- AD+pE 4. AD +PB - CB +e 5. ÁD = CB Stabements 1. Cwcle, dianebey AB b CD chad F ; AB I co, EF I| AB 4 Subostitutren 5. Sulbractren Rearens 1. Gvey 2. 2. CD 1EF 3. A drometer 3. Co binects EP Rosens Batements 1. Gwen 1. Crdle O, deaeter AB A,

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Description: About geometry circle proof. Please write it like column proof(statements and reasons), so that I can understand easier. THE SECOND IMAGE IS THE EXAMPLE OF HOW IT IS. Please helpppp V4. Given: Chord AB = chord CD%3DProve: AP = CP; BP = DP%3D%3D Excer

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