SOLUTION: Here is my question I need to answer: Draw 2 line segments AB and CD that: A. Intersect, but neither segment bisects the other B. Intersect, with each bisecting the other

Question 747774: Here is my question I need to answer:
Draw 2 line segments AB and CD that:
A. Intersect, but neither segment bisects the other
B. Intersect, with each bisecting the other
C. Intersect, with AB bisecting CD, but not vice versa
I have drawn my line AB going straight across, I then drew line CD going up and down off to the right side of line AB. Now I am completely lost with what to do.
Answer by rothauserc(4718) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Here is my question I need to answer:
Draw 2 line segments AB and CD that:
A. Intersect, but neither segment bisects the other
B. Intersect, with each bisecting the other
C. Intersect, with AB bisecting CD, but not vice versa

The key to answering this problem is that LINE SEGMENTS have a specific length
so when you answer B) both line segments have the same length and with C) they are of different length

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