5-1 Perpendicular and Angle Bisectors

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The bisector of a right angle with sides 3 and 6 is equal ? What the answer of this question?

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Thank you so much for this, I do have one question though for the angle bisector theorem practice problems, why did you multiply 112 by 2? And why did you multiply instead of divide my 2 on the last problem?

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How did you get 54 over 5

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Multiply the numerators together: 2(27) = 54 then multiply the denominators together 1(5) = 5

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