Chapter 6: Q12. (page 207)
Write proof in two-column form.
Given: , bisect each other. Prove: .

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Statement | Proof |
1. , | Given |
2. | Vertically opposite angles |
3. | SAS |
4. | CPCT |
5. | |
6. | Property of Inequality If and then . |
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Chapter 6: Q12. (page 207)
Write proof in two-column form.
Given: , bisect each other. Prove: .

Statement | Proof |
1. , | Given |
2. | Vertically opposite angles |
3. | SAS |
4. | CPCT |
5. | |
6. | Property of Inequality If and then . |
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If then .

Write an indirect proof in paragraph form.
Given:
Prove: is not a right angle.
For the following conditional statement, classify the statement as true or false.
If and , then .
Complete the following statement with the word always, sometimes, or never.
The diagonal of a parallelogram _____ bisect each other.
Write the letters (a)-(d) in an order that completes an indirect proof of the statement: Through a point outside a line, there is at most one line perpendicular to the given line.
Given: Point P not on the line k.
Prove: There is at most one line through P perpendicular to k.
(a) But this contradicts corollary3 of theorem 3-11: In a triangle, there can be at most one right angle or obtuse angle.
(b) Then and are right angles, and has two right angles.
(c) Thus, our temporary assumption is false, and there is at most one line through P perpendicular to k.
(d) Assume temporarily that there are two lines through P perpendicular to k at A, B.

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