Similar and Congruent Figures Question
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In ΔABC, let M (not pictured) be the midpoint of ¯AB and N (not pictured) be the midpoint of ¯AC. Prove that ¯MN || ¯BC.

Statement | Reason |
1.∠A≅∠A | 1.Reflexive Property of Congruence |
2.M is the midpoint of ¯AB | 2.Given |
3.AM=BM | 3. |
4.AM+BM=AB | 4.Segment Addition Postulate |
5.AM+AM=AB | 5.Substitution Property of Equality |
6.2AM=AB | 6.Algebra (addition) |
7.AMAB=12 | 7.Division Property of Equality |
8.N is the midpoint of ¯AC | 8.Given |
9.AN=CN | 9. |
10.AN+CN=AC | 10.Segment Addition Postulate |
11.AN+AN=AC | 11.Substitution Property of Equality |
12.2AN=AC | 12.Algebra (addition) |
13.ANAC=12 | 13.Division Property of Equality |
14.ANAC=AMAB | 14. |
15. | 15.SAS Similarity Theorem |
16.∠B≅∠AMN | 16.Coor. angles in similar triangles congruent |
17.¯BC || ¯MN | 17. |
Grade 10 Similar and Congruent Figures CCSS: HSG-SRT.B.4
- Ratios of corresponding sides in similar triangles are equal
- Division Property of Equality
- Segment Division Postulate
- Transitive Property of Equality