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7. 1 EDF 2 EDF<br />

8. GDF EDH<br />

9. FGD EDH (ASA ASA)<br />

10. 5 6 (Corresponding<br />

parts of congruent<br />

triangles are<br />

congruent.)<br />

10 1. ___<br />

AC and ___<br />

BD bisect each o<strong>the</strong>r at G.<br />

2. ___<br />

CG ____<br />

AG<br />

3. ___<br />

BG ___<br />

DG<br />

4. AGB CGD (Vertical angles are<br />

congruent.)<br />

5. AGB CGD<br />

6.<br />

(ASA ASA)<br />

___<br />

AB ___<br />

CD<br />

7. GCD GAB<br />

8. 1 2<br />

(Corresponding<br />

parts of congruent<br />

triangles are<br />

congruent.)<br />

9. CED AFB<br />

10.<br />

(ASA ASA)<br />

___<br />

EC ___<br />

FA (Corresponding<br />

parts of congruent<br />

triangles are<br />

congruent.)<br />

11 Assume that ABC and ABC are congruent<br />

and that ___<br />

BD and _____<br />

BD are angle bisectors<br />

of B and B, respectively.<br />

ABD ABD. ___<br />

AB ____<br />

AB . A A.<br />

ABD ABC. ___<br />

BD _____<br />

BD .<br />

12 1. BIG is equilateral.<br />

2. ___<br />

IA ___<br />

BC ___<br />

GT<br />

3. IA BC GT<br />

4. __<br />

IB ___<br />

BG ___<br />

GI<br />

5. IB BG GI<br />

6. IB IA AB; BG BC CG;<br />

GI GT TI<br />

7. IA AB BC CG GT TI<br />

8. IA AB IA BC CG BC <br />

GT TI GT<br />

9. AB CG TI<br />

10. ___<br />

AB ___<br />

CG __<br />

TI<br />

11. BIG IGB GBI<br />

12. IAT BCA (ASA ASA)<br />

GTC<br />

13. ___<br />

AT ___<br />

CA ___<br />

TC (Corresponding<br />

parts of congruent<br />

triangles are<br />

congruent.)<br />

14. CAT is (Definition of an<br />

equilateral. equilateral triangle)<br />

13 1. ___<br />

RU<br />

2. ___<br />

RT ___<br />

US<br />

3. RT US<br />

4. RT ST US ST<br />

5. RS TU<br />

6. ___<br />

RS ___<br />

TU<br />

7. R U<br />

8. VST WTS<br />

9. mVST mWTS<br />

10. VSR is <strong>the</strong> complement of VST.<br />

11. WTU is <strong>the</strong> complement of WTS.<br />

12. VSR WTU<br />

13. RVS UWT (ASA ASA)<br />

14 1. ____<br />

MQ ____<br />

NQ<br />

2. ___<br />

QP ____<br />

QO<br />

3. ___<br />

PQ ____<br />

MQ<br />

4. MQP is a right angle.<br />

5. ____<br />

OQ ____<br />

NQ<br />

6. NQO is a right angle.<br />

7. MQP NQO (Right angles are<br />

congruent.)<br />

8. PQO PQO<br />

9. MQP PQO NQO PQO<br />

10. MQO NQP<br />

11. MQO NQP (SAS SAS)<br />

15 1. ___<br />

AC ___<br />

BC<br />

2. ACF BCG<br />

3. DCF ECG<br />

4. DCF ACF BCG ACF<br />

5. DCF ACF BCG ECG<br />

6. ACD BCE<br />

7. CAF CBA<br />

8. CAD CBE (ASA ASA)<br />

9. ___<br />

DC ___<br />

EC<br />

10. DCE is isosceles. ( Definition of an<br />

isosceles triangle)<br />

16 Draw a line longer than <strong>the</strong> sum of <strong>the</strong><br />

lengths of <strong>the</strong> two segments. Copy ___<br />

AB onto<br />

<strong>the</strong> new line. Place <strong>the</strong> compass vertex where<br />

<strong>the</strong> arc swing intersects <strong>the</strong> line and mark off<br />

<strong>the</strong> length of ___<br />

CD . The line segment from <strong>the</strong><br />

original vertex to <strong>the</strong> final arc swing marks<br />

off <strong>the</strong> new segment.<br />

17 Bisect ___<br />

AB and <strong>the</strong>n bisect each half of <strong>the</strong><br />

original segment.<br />

18 Use angle bisector procedure.<br />

19 Bisect side ___<br />

AB . Mark <strong>the</strong> point where <strong>the</strong><br />

bisector intersects <strong>the</strong> line M. Draw a line<br />

from C to M.<br />

Chapter Review 27

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