Chapter 4: Q19 (page 126)
Write proofs in two-column form.
Given: Plane bisects ;
Prove:
Short Answer
The two-column proof is:
Statements | Reasons |
bisects | Given |
Definition of midpoint | |
Given | |
Reflexive property | |
SSS postulate |
Chapter 4: Q19 (page 126)
Write proofs in two-column form.
Given: Plane bisects ;
Prove:
The two-column proof is:
Statements | Reasons |
bisects | Given |
Definition of midpoint | |
Given | |
Reflexive property | |
SSS postulate |
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