Chapter 10: Q11. (page 389)
In the figure, and are congruent medians of .
- Explain why
- Name three angles congruent to

Short Answer
- Multiplying By on both sides of and , we get .
- Three congruent angles to are .
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Chapter 10: Q11. (page 389)
In the figure, and are congruent medians of .

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Construct a six-pointed star using the following procedure.
Draw a ray, . On mark off, in order, points and such that .
Construct equilateral .
On mark off points and so that both and equal .
On mark off points and so that both and equal .
To complete the star, draw the three lines and .
Draw, if possible, a triangle in which the perpendicular bisectors of the sides intersect in a point with the location described.
Draw any obtuse . Use the method to construct a triangle congruent to .
On your paper, draw two angles roughly like those shown. Then for Exercise construct an angle having the indicated measure.

On your paper draw figures roughly like those shown. Use them in constructing the figures described in Exercise .

A square with diagonals of length
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