Origin Cut on Maintenance Give J = R MATH RccMVcDpIy occurrence AMER AROML bisector from the vertex of an isosceles triangle separates Pot e that "The perpendicular ) the given triangle into two congruent triangles. Given: AROM # an Isosceles (isosceles) triangle. OE perpendicular to RM. Prove: AROL smub Figure: Pool Rhombus Statements LAROMAun isosceles UhucIe Definition of isosceles triangle AReM QEnE perpendicular to QRM Definition of perpendicular LREO EAMEO LARUL AMUL Prove that the diagonal of a rhombus separates the given into two congruent triangles Given: Rhombus FROM and its diagonal FO Prove: AFC JFRO Figure; Proof: Statements Reasons Given 2. FM = FO 3. Reflexive property of congruence 4. ∠O = ∠AFR
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