Final: The Kite Diagonals
Part of the Congruence & Proof section of Coddy's Geometry journey. Lesson 59 of 63.
Kite PQRS has PQ = PS and RQ = RS, as the ticks show. Its diagonals PR and QS cross at O.
Prove that the diagonal PR cuts QS in half: O is the midpoint of QS.
Challenge
In kite PQRS the ticks show PQ = PS and RQ = RS, and the diagonals cross at O. Prove that O is the midpoint of QS, then press Check.
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Write the proof
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All lessons in Congruence & Proof
1What a Proof Is
Given and ProveStatements and ReasonsChaining Equal PartsYour First Full ProofRecap: A Chain of Reasons2Congruent Triangles
Same Size, Same ShapeMatching SidesMatching AnglesWhat Congruence GivesRecap: Matching Parts8Proofs with Vertical Angles
Vertical Angles in ProofsThe BowtieBowtie with ASALinear Pairs in ProofsRecap: Vertical Angles9Proofs with Parallel Lines
Parallel Angles as ReasonsAlternate Angles in a ProofCorresponding Angles in ProofsParallel or Not?Recap: Parallel Proofs12Final Challenges
Final: The Kite DiagonalsFinal: Overlapping TrianglesFinal: Enough to Find It?Final: The Height BisectsFinal: The Roof Frame