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Curriculum: Alaska Math Grade Level Expectations   Click to change Curriculum

Topic: Triangle Properties  Click to change Topic

Lesson: [9] G-1, [10] G-1, 8: Bisectors  Click to change Lesson

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BBB In figure, if XOY¯ is a line, OQ¯ bisects COY and POQ is right angle then prove that OP¯ bisects the XOC.
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BBB If an obtuse angle is bisected, then the resulting two angles are _________.
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BBB Find the angle made by the angular bisector of the angle between OF2 and OF4 with the vertical.
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ff  Find mBFC if BF and CF are the angle bisectors of CBD and BCE.
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ff  If OC¯, OD¯, OE¯, OF¯, OD¯′, OE¯′ and OF¯ are the angular bisectors of ÐAOB, ÐCOB, ÐDOB, ÐEOB, ÐAOC, ÐAOD′ and ÐAOE′ respectively, then find the value of (α+βα-β).  ff View Solution
ff  In figure, if XOY¯ is a line, OQ¯ bisects COY and POQ is right angle then prove that OP¯ bisects the XOC.
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ff  AD¯ is the bisector of BAC. AE¯ is the bisector of BAD. What is the ratio of mBEA to mBDA?  ff View Solution
ff  The lines OP¯, OQ¯ makes an angle 75° and 32°respectively with the horizontal in the same direction. Find the angle made by the angular bisector of POQ with the horizontal.
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ff  Find the ratio of angles (measured from horizontal) made by the angular bisectors of the angles made by OX¯, OY¯ and OP¯, OQ¯.
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ff  Choose the relation between x and y such that BD¯ is the angular bisector in the given figure.
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ff  CE bisects ACD. CF bisects ACE. Find the measure of BAC if BC¯ || AE¯  ff View Solution
ff  QT→ and QS→ are the bisectors of ÐPQS and ÐRQT. Find mÐSQT.
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ff  EL¯ is the bisector of ÐFEB and mÐLEB is 55. Find mÐCFQ.  ff View Solution
ff  What is the angle between the interior angle bisector and the exterior angle bisector of the angle formed by two rays?  ff View Solution
ff  Select the exterior angle bisector of BAC.  ff View Solution
ff  How many equidistant points are lying on the angular bisectors of two intersecting lines AB and CD at a distance of 5 cm from their point of intersection?  ff View Solution
ff  What is the locus of a point equidistant from two intersecting lines?  ff View Solution
ff  How many number of points are there which are lying on the perpendicular bisector of a line segment and are at a distance of 5 cm from the line segment?  ff View Solution
ff  If OC¯, OD¯ and OE¯ are the angular bisectors of AOB, AOC and DOC respectively, then find α.
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ff  ON¯ and OM¯ are the interior and exterior angle bisectors of AOB respectively. If AON = 30o, then MOA is  ff View Solution
ff  ON¯ and OM¯ are the interior and exterior angle bisectors of AOB respectively. If MOB = 110o, then NOB equals
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ff  P and M are the points on the perpendicular bisector of AB¯. If PAB > MAB, then which of the following is true?
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ff  Is BM→ an angle bisector of AC?
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ff  OB is the angle bisector of COA. If BOA = 40o. Find COD.  ff View Solution
ff  Find the number of angular bisectors that can be drawn to the given figure.  ff View Solution
ff  OQ and OR are the bisectors of RQS and QRT, what is the measure of P?
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ff  What is the measure of ÐDOC, if OD¯ is the bisector of ÐCOB?
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