Angle Bisector Theorem - Midpoints & Line Segments

This geometry video tutorial discusses the angle bisector theorem and explains how to solve word problems with midpoints and line segments. This video contains plenty of example problems.
Geometry Introduction: • Introduction to Geometry
Lines, Rays, Line Segments, & Angles:
• Lines, Rays, Line Segm...
Acute, Obtuse, Right, & Straight Angles:
• Acute Obtuse Right & S...
Decimal Degrees to DMS Formula:
• Decimal Degrees to DMS...
Clock to Angle Problems:
• Clock Aptitude Reasoni...
Angle Bisector Theorem - Midpoints:
• Angle Bisector Theorem...
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Converse, Inverse, & Contrapositive:
• Converse, Inverse, & C...
Geometry Probability - Length & Area:
• Probability With Geome...
Perpendicular Lines, Rays, & Segments:
• Perpendicular Lines, S...
Complementary & Supplementary Angles:
• Complementary Angles a...
Addition & Subtraction Equality Property:
• Addition and Subtracti...
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6:48 It should've been C on the top, B is the vertex, right, and A is the point on the bottom line (not the top one). The way it is, with A on top and C on the bottom line, the angles would be different. Since they start at A and go in the counterclockwise direction passing above B and ending in C, we'd get the angle not bysected by BD (the angle to the left, from our pov), the opposite region of the one wanted

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What if there are two different variables in the problem?

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Angle bisector is a ray that devides the angle between into two angles It's false right because they didn't say "devides the angle into two congruent angles" right?

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Who failed two whole 9weeks of algebra and was still moved into geometry as a freshman

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4:73 What if only the AB is given when you are asked to find the BC? (B is still the midpoint of AC)

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Also, the given value for AB is a whole number.

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I know that I'm pretty late, but I think it's not possible to solve if the only given thing is that AB = 2x+4. They would either need to give you the value of AC or BC to you to be able to solve it. I think.

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This how i did it 3/7=15/x 3x=105 (3x=105)/3 x or CD=35 and then the rest....

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