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- Decide which proportions must be true for an angle bisector without using lengths.\dfrac{KN}{NM} = \dfrac{LK}{LM}\dfrac{KN}{NM} = \dfrac{LM}{LK}\dfrac{KN}{LK} = \dfrac{NM}{LM}\dfrac{KN}{NM} = \dfrac{LK}{KM}\dfrac{KN}{KM} = \dfrac{LK}{LK + LM}
- Find how the spotlight bisector splits the stage edge from the side walls and perimeter.
- Find BD, DC and BC when the pieces differ by 3.
- Show the bisector lies along y = x, then find where it meets BC.
- Explain from Jin's answer that his proportion is upside down.
- Find the point where the exterior angle bisector meets the line BC.
- Find BD, DC and AD in a triangle where one angle is twice another.
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