Chapter 5: Q. 36WE (page 188)
a. The bisector of the angles of intersect to form quad. . What special kind of quadrilateral is .
b. Prove the answer to part (a).

Short Answer
a. Quad. is a rectangle.
b. It is proved that Quad. is a rectangle.
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Chapter 5: Q. 36WE (page 188)
a. The bisector of the angles of intersect to form quad. . What special kind of quadrilateral is .
b. Prove the answer to part (a).

a. Quad. is a rectangle.
b. It is proved that Quad. is a rectangle.
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