KL has endpoints at K(9, 19) and L(2, 16). Find the midpoint M of KL.
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Answer:
This is possible.
Step-by-step explanation:
We can say that m<E=m<E, because of the Reflexive Property
Then, we have angles JKL and ELJ, which are equal through the peripheral angle theorem.
With these two angles, we can say that triangles ELK and EJL are similar, by the Angle-Angle Postulate (AA).
Then we can create this ratio through the Corresponding Parts of Similar Triangles Theorem, (CPST), .
With this ratio, we can cross multiply to get the desired result
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