Lesson 5-1: Perpendicular & Angle Bisectors Rigor: apply the perpendicular bisector theorem, the...

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Lesson 5-1: Perpendicular & Angle Bisectors Rigor : apply the perpendicular bisector theorem, the angle bisector theorem, and their converses Relevance : City planning and interior design

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Lesson 5-1: Perpendicular & Angle Bisectors

Rigor: apply the perpendicular bisector theorem, the angle bisector theorem, and their converses

Relevance: City planning and interior design

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Review: Write it down again so you don’t have to look for it.

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Example 1: Using the Perpendicular Bisector Theorem

A) What is AB? B) What is QR?

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The distance from a point to a line is the length of the perpendicular segment from the point to the line.

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Example 2: Using Angle Bisector Theorem

A) What is RM? B) What is FB?

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Note the difference…

An angle bisector contains all the points equidistant from 2 LINES.

A perpendicular bisector contains all of the points equidistant from 2 POINTS.

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Example 3: Writing equations of bisectors

Write the equation in point slope form for the perpendicular bisector of the segment with the endpoints A(-1, 6) and B(3, 4).

Then write your equation in standard form.

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5-1 Classwork Heading: 5-1 CW textbook Pg 316 –

317 #12 – 17, 20, 22

There will be no 5-1 HW