Deductive Reasoning “The proof is in the pudding.”“Indubitably.” Je solve le crime. Pompt de…

Deductive Reasoning

“The proof is in the pudding.”“Indubitably.”Je solve le crime. Pompt de pompt pompt."

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2.3 Written Exercises

DB C

A

2.3 Written ExercisesWhat definition, postulate, or theorem justifies the statement about the diagram.

, .If D is themidpt of BC then BD DC

Definition of midpoint

1

43

21

mp

DB C

AWhat definition, postulate, or theorem justifies the statement about the diagram.

Definition of Angle Bisector

2

43

21

1 2 , sec .If then ADis thebi tor of BAC

DB C


Definition of Angle Bisector

343

21

sec , 1 2.If ADis thebi tor of BAC then

DB C


4

43

21

03 4 180m m Angle addition postulate

DB C


5

43

21

Definition of Midpoint

, .If BD DC thenDis themidpt of BC

DB C


6

43

21

Midpoint Theorem

1, .2

If D is themidpt of BC then BD BC

DB C


7

43

21

Angle Addition Postulate

1 2m m m BAC

DB C


8

43

21

Segment Addition Postulate

BD + DC = BC

?80

4018

0 0

9

Write the number that is paired with the angle bisector .CDE

C

E

D

80 40 120 602 2

Average the numbers to find the middle value.

?120

3018

0 010


C

E

D

120 30 150 752 2


?12218

180 0

11


C

E

D

122 18 140 702 2


12 A] draw a pair of angles like below.B] measure each angle with a protractor.

60m PMN

P

NL M120m LMP

Note that each number was on the same spot on the protractor.

12

P

NL M

120

C] What is the measure of the angles formed by their bisectors?

60

6030

3060

60 + 30 = 900

12

P

NL M

120

60

6030

3060

D] Explain how you could of known the answer to part C without measuring the angles.

Half of each portion is half of the whole 1800.

13

N

The coordinate of points L and X are 16 and 40 respectively.

N is the midpoint of and Y is the midpoint of LN . Sketch a diagram and find:

LN

L X

16 40

Find LN. LX = 40 – 16 = 24

1 122

LN LX

Y

13

N


N is the midpoint of . Sketch a diagram and find:LN

L X

16 40

Find the coordinate of N.

16 40 56 282 2

28Why ?

Average the values.

13

N



L X

16 40

Find coordinate of Y.

28

Y

22

16 28 44 222 2

13

N



L X

16 40

Find LY.

28

Y

22

22 – 16 = 6

14

Z

bisects and

bisects and bisects .

Sketch the diagram and find:

SW

RST 72m RST SZ

RSW SR

NSW

m RSZ & m NSZ

W

TS

R 720N

bisects and

bisects and bisects .

14

Z

Sketch the diagram and find:

SW

RST

SZ

RSW SR

NSW

m RSZ & m NSZ

W

TS

R 720N

72m RST

36

36

36

18

18

18

36

15

L

G N H

MK

Suppose that M and N are midpoints of and respectively.Which segments are congruent?

LK GH

LM MK

GN NH

15

L

G N H

MK

What additional information would be needed to conclude ?LK GH

LM GN

16

U V

S R

TSuppose bisects And bisects

What angles are congruent?

SV

RST

RU

SRT

RSV TSV

SRU TRU

16

U V

S R

TWhat additional information would be

needed to show that ?

RSV TSV SRU TRU

VSU URV

RST SRT

17E

A

D

B

C

Given:

What can you deduce from the given information.

AE = DE

CE = BE AC = DB

18E

A

D

B

C

Given:

What can you deduce from the given information.

secAC bi ts DBsecDB bi ts AC

CE = BE AC = DBAE = EC = DE = EB

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19 Complete the proof of Theorem 2-2.

Given:

Prove:

is the bisector ofBX ABC

12

m ABX m ABC

BX

is the bisector of ABC

m ABX m XBC

m ABX m XBC m ABC

m ABX m ABX m ABC

2m ABX m ABC

12

m ABX m ABC

GivenDef. of Angle Bisector

Angle Addition PostulateSubstitution

Combine like terms CLT

Division Prop. Of Equality

C’est fini.

Good day and good luck.

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