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    The document provides information about medians, altitudes, and perpendicular bisectors of triangles. It includes questions that ask the reader to identify specific line segments in triangles as being altitudes, medians, or perpendicular bisectors. It also includes a question that asks the reader to determine the lengths of x, y, and z if the midpoints of the sides of a triangle are used as points.

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    6

    10. ZJ
    5-2 Medians and Altitudes of Triangles ANSWER:  
    12

    In , UJ = 9, VJ = 3, and ZT = 18. Identify each segment  as a(n) altitude, 


    Find each length. median, or perpendicular bisector. 
    16. Refer to the image on page 340.

    5. YJ
    ANSWER:  
    4.5

    6. SJ
    ANSWER:   ANSWER:  
    6 altitude

    7. YU 17. Refer to the image on page 340.


    ANSWER:  
    13.5

    8. SV
    ANSWER:  
    9

    9. JT
    ANSWER:   ANSWER:  
    6 median

    10. ZJ 18. Refer to the image on page 340.

    ANSWER:  
    12

    Identify each segment  as a(n) altitude, 


    median, or perpendicular bisector. 
    16. Refer to the image on page 340. ANSWER:  
    perpendicular bisector, altitude, median

    19. Refer to the image on page 340.

    ANSWER:  
    eSolutions Manual - Powered by Cognero
    median Page 1

    ANSWER:   20. CCSS  SENSE-MAKING In the figure, if J, P, and


    29. 
    ANSWER:  
    5-2 Medians and Altitudes of Triangles ANSWER:  
    perpendicular bisector, altitude, median median

    19. Refer to the image on page 340. 30.  and


    ANSWER:  
    perpendicular bisector, median, altitude

    ANSWER:  
    median

    20. CCSS  SENSE-MAKING In the figure, if J, P, and


    L are the midpoints of ,  , and ,
    respectively, find x, y, and z.

    ANSWER:  
    x = 4.75, y = 6, z = 1

    CCSS ARGUMENTS  Use the given


    information to determine whether
     is a perpendicular bisector, median, and/or
    an altitude of .

    27. 
    ANSWER:  
    altitude

    28. 
    ANSWER:  
    perpendicular bisector, median, altitude

    29. 
    ANSWER:  
    median

    30.  and
    eSolutions Manual - Powered by Cognero
    ANSWER:   Page 2

    perpendicular bisector, median, altitude

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