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Can anyone help me set this problem up?
I am trying to figure out how to Prove the Sander's Parallelogram.
See it here:
http://www.tigel.nl/fun/files/opticals/Ill...ith_line-25.htm
basically it is proving that the bisectors are of equal length
The question is: what would be needed to be established first in order to properly put together a proof? Are they a specific size? is there a relationship between the length of the two top sides? Any help would be great.
I don't need the proof - I am certain I can figure it out, but I would like a leg up on figuring out what would need to be established before starting to work it out.
many thanks!
I am trying to figure out how to Prove the Sander's Parallelogram.
See it here:
http://www.tigel.nl/fun/files/opticals/Ill...ith_line-25.htm
basically it is proving that the bisectors are of equal length
The question is: what would be needed to be established first in order to properly put together a proof? Are they a specific size? is there a relationship between the length of the two top sides? Any help would be great.
I don't need the proof - I am certain I can figure it out, but I would like a leg up on figuring out what would need to be established before starting to work it out.
many thanks!
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