The figure shows a triangle with its three angle bisectors intersecting at Point P.
1 answer:
Check the picture below.
we know the lines are angle bisectors, so the line makes twin angles, so the line FP is making twin angles, we also know the angle FZP and the angle FYP are right-angles, as well as FP is a common hypotenuse to two right triangles, thus by the HA postulate for right triangles, triangle FPZ and triangle FPY are both congruent, so their sides are also congruents, thus PY = PZ.
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<em>Translate into an algebraic equation:-</em>
<em>The quotient of a number and 5.</em>
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✳︎ First, the word "quotient" indicates that we divide.
Here, we have the quotient of a number and 5, so we divide the number by 5; let the number be d.
So the quotient of d and 5 looks as follows:-