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CPCTC Applications in Geometry Proofs

The document provides several geometric proofs using properties of parallel lines, perpendicular lines, congruent triangles, midpoints, and angle relationships. Key steps include using the side-angle-side theorem, corresponding parts of congruent triangles, reflexive property, and definitions of perpendicular bisectors and midpoints.

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CPCTC Applications in Geometry Proofs

The document provides several geometric proofs using properties of parallel lines, perpendicular lines, congruent triangles, midpoints, and angle relationships. Key steps include using the side-angle-side theorem, corresponding parts of congruent triangles, reflexive property, and definitions of perpendicular bisectors and midpoints.

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FJ ≅ GH Given

<JFH ≅ < GHF Given

FH ≅ FH Reflexive Segments

Δ JFH ≅ ΔGHF Side Angle Side


Theorem
FG ≅ JH CPCTC
AB is parallel to DC Given

<BAC ≅ <DCA Alternate Interior


Angles Theorem

<B ≅ <D Given

AC ≅ AC Reflexive Property

ΔABC ≅ ΔCDA Angle Angle Side


Theorem
BC ≅ DA CPCTC

AD is parallel to BC Parallel Postulate


P is the midpoint of both Given
LO and MN
LP ≅ PO Definition of midpoint
MP ≅ PN
<NPO ≅ <LPM Vertical Angles are
Congruent
ΔLPM ≅ ΔOPN Side Angle Side
Theorem
< MLP ≅ <NOP CPCTC
LM is parallel to NO Converse of Alternate
Interior Angles
Theorem
D bisects AC Given

AD ≅ DC Definition of
perpendicular bisector
BD is perpendicular to AC Given
<ADB ≅ <CDB = 90° Definition of
perpendicular lines
< ADB ≅ <CDB All right angles are
congruent
BD ≅ BD Reflexive Segments
ΔADB ≅ ΔCDB Side Angle Side
Theorem
AB ≅ CB CPCTC
G is the midpoint of FH Given

FG ≅ GH Definition of midpoint

EF ≅ EH Given

EG ≅ EG Reflexive Segments

ΔEFG ≅ ΔEHG Side Side Side Theorem

< EFG ≅ <EHG CPCTC


<1 Supplementary to <EFG Supplementary Angles
<2 Supplementary to <EHG make a straight, 180-
degree line
<1≅<2 Transitive property
(If a = b and b = c, then
a = c.)
MN ≅ MP Given

NO ≅ PO Given

MO ≅ MO Reflexive Property

ΔMNO ≅ ΔMPO Side Side Side Theorem

<N ≅ <P CPCTC

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