Perpendicular Bisector of a Line Segment and Triangle

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MR. Organic Chemistry Tutor ,thank you for an incredible video/lecture on the Perpendicular Bisector of a Line Segment and Triangle in Geometry. The discussion of this topis is clear and to the point, however more examples could help for a solid understanding of the theory.

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but why do we even learn this thing

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for calculating surface normals? idk

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@@craxdsayain877 actually, there are many equations that deal with coordinate systems that build off these basic equations.

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[@Kriffle]

At 16:17, should it be line AB is congruent to line AC (vs. line CB)? A lies on the perpendicular bisector, but C does not. Am I wrong?

[@Kriffle]

Nevermind, I see that he marked it correctly on the diagram, but just wrote it wrong in the statements. All is well. :)

[@PurpleABlueAPlays]

For the last question I believe there was actually three ways you could've proven the triangles to be congruent. It could've been the SSS Postulate, the SAS Postulate, and the HL Postulate. Edit: I also believe you could've proved the statement "AB = CB" with the Perpendicular Bisector Theorem since B is a point on the perpendicular bisector, making it equidistant from A to C.

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Can you help me out with a problem regarding the perpendicular bisector?

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I see.... I don't get it.

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Can we prove that with figures. Calculations without drawings

[@HamidaShiwa]

You get confused it is AC not BC.

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This helps. But there is no statement and reason.

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