Question

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Answer 1

Answer:

(∠C) ≅ (∠B)

∴ tan(∠B) = tan(∠C) and

Slope AB = Slope BC

Step-by-step explanation:

Part A:

To explain why the slope from point from A to B is the same with the slope from B to C with similar triangles we have;

The angle between segment AB and the vertical is the same as the angle between segment BC and the vertical - (corresponding angles)

The angle between segment AB and the horizontal is the same as the angle between segment BC and the horizontal - (corresponding angles)

The length of a segment opposite to the angle between segment AB and the horizontal is the as the length of a segment opposite to the angle between segment BC and the horizontal

Therefore, the triangle formed by A, B and the point of intersection of the vertical line from A with the horizontal line from B is congruent to the triangle formed by B, C and the point of intersection of the vertical line from B with the horizontal line from C

Which gives the angle with the horizontal at C (∠C) is congruent to the angle with horizontal B (∠B)

The slope AB = tan(∠B)

Slope BC = tan(∠C)

(∠C) ≅ (∠B)

Therefore, tan(∠B) = tan(∠C) and slope AB = Slope BC.