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Suppose BD−→− bisects ∠ABC. If

ray OC bisects <AOB, ray OD bisects <AOC, RAY OE BISECTS <AOD, RAY OF BISECTS <AOE NAD RAY OG BISECTS <FOCIF THE MEASUREOF <BOF
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ray OC bisects <AOB, ray OD bisects <AOC, RAY OE BISECTS <AOD, RAY OF BISECTS <AOE NAD RAY OG BISECTS <FOCIF THE MEASUREOF <BOF
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the triangle is named ACB and E is the intersection of AT which bisects CB, BR which bisects AC and CS which bisects AB. CS, RB,
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What do the measures of the angles tell you about AD⎯→⎯⎯eh d with right arrow above?A. The ray bisects ∠BACangle b eh
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What are the missing reasons in the two-colum proof?Given - MO bisects <PMN and OM bisects <PON Prove - trianglePMO congruent to
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Suppose BD−→− bisects ∠ABC. If m∠ABD=8x-13 and m∠ABC=10x=28, what is m∠DBC?
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Suppose BD−→− bisects ∠ABC. If m∠ABD=12x+24 and m∠DBC=20x+16, what is m∠ABC?
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Given: MO bisects 4PMN and OM bisects 4PONProve: 4PMO =ANMO 1. MO bisects <PMN 2. LPMO = <NMO 3. МО = МО 4. OM bisects PON
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Anna wrote an informal proof to prove ∠1≅∠2in △ABC . She is given that AB≅AC and that AD bisects ∠BAC . 1. Since AD
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Given: QS bisects ∠RQT; ∠R ≅ ∠ TProve: SQ bisects ∠RST /Users/szeringue/Documents/triangle.doc
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