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Chapter 4: Q8WE. (page 156)

Complete each statement.

IfX is on the bisector of 鈭�SNK, thenX is equidistant from?炉 and ?炉.

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ItX is on the bisector of 鈭�SNK, thenX is equidistant fromSN炉 and NK炉.

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Step 1. Write the definition of an angle bisector.

The angle bisector is a ray that divides the angle into two equal angles.

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Step 2. Write the theorem 4-7.

The theorem 4-7 states that if a point lies on the angle bisector, then the point is equidistant from the sides of the angle.

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Step 3. Write the complete statement.

ItX is on the bisector of 鈭�SNK, thenX is equidistant fromSN炉 and NK炉.

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