Considering the given figure, the conjecture with the rephrased statement of proof to show the diagonals of a parallelogram bisect each other is: In parallelogram EFGH show EK is congruent to KG and F.K is congruent to KH
<h3>How to determine the correct rephrase of the proof about parallelogram diagonals</h3>
The diagonals refer to the lines running between the two opposite ends of the parallelogram
Bisecting means sharing into two equal parts
congruent means a copy that is equal in dimension hence can be used in place of the other image
The diagonals of a parallelogram bisect each other means that the diagonals cut each other to form two equal parts such that each part is congruent to each other.
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3x^4 becomes 3(3x)^4=3*3^4*x^4
y^2 becomes (3y)^2=3^2y²
the new z=3² the old z, so b is correct.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
+6x-5=0
we divide the coefficient of the X by half :
in this case: 6/2 = 3 , then we do the following
The result obtained is raised to square power: 3^2=9
we sum and subtract by 9 to maintain the balance of the equation:
+6x+9-9-5=0
we have:
-9-5=0
= 14
lets apply square root on both sides of the equation:
we know:
so we have:
abs(x+3)=
from where two solutions are obtained
finally we have:
<span>it divides two sides of a triangle equally. The midpoint of a side divides the side into two equal segments.</span>