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prove mid point theorem .​

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Answered by sanukadam721
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connects two sides of a triangle at the midpoints, you automatically know that the sides are cut in half, and that the segment is parallel to the third side of the triangle. Parallel sides are shown by using this symbol ||. You also know the line segment is one-half the length of the third side.

Take a look at this figure:

Midpoint Theorem

Midpoint theorem congruent sides

This indicates that points R and S are midpoints of sides AT and AV, respectively. From the Midpoint Theorem, since the segment RS connects the two sides at the midpoints, then RS || TV and RS is one-half the length of side TV.

This theorem allows us to prove some things about the triangle. First, if we know the length of TV, then we can figure out the length of RS, and vice-versa, since RS = ½(TV). It also allows us to find the lengths of AS, VS, TR and AR. Since RS is parallel to TV, then we also know the distance between these two line segments are equal

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