Unit 4 Lesson 8 median and perpendicular bisector - Parkway C-2

Unit 4 Lesson 8 median and perpendicular bisector notes
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For triangle A(-6,6), C(2, 10) , B (4, -4) find the equation of the median from the vertex A.
For triangle A(-6,6), C(2, 10) , B (4, -4) find the equation of the median from the vertex B.
Could a segment be both a median and an altitude?
Yes! We call this a perpendicular bisector. However, not all perpendicular bisectors go
through a vertex.
Name the segments from the given figure.
Altitude:__________ Median: __________ Perpendicular bisector _________
Angle bisector ____________
In △ ABC , DE is perpendicular bisector of AC with D on AC . If AD = 2y +4, CD = y +12
and m∠EDC = 5( x − 12) . Find the value of x and y. Find length of AD, DC, and AC.
AD = _______
DC = _________
AC = __________
In ∆DEG FH is a perpendicular bisector of DG with H on DG . If DH = 2y +3, GH = 7y –
42, and m∠FHG = ( x 2 + 9) , then find the value of x and y. What is the measure of DG?
Find the equation of the perpendicular bisector of PU for P (-4, -4), U (7, -1), K (-2, 1)
Triangle
Find the equation of perpendicular bisector of UK for P(-4, -4), U(7, -1), K(-2, 1) triangle
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