SOLUTION: A. Use indirect proof to prove each statement.
1. If m E ≠ m G in ∆EFG,
Prove that ∆EFG is not equilateral
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Question 1177049: A. Use indirect proof to prove each statement.
1. If m E ≠ m G in ∆EFG,
Prove that ∆EFG is not equilateral
Answer by Solver92311(821) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Given: the measure of angle E is not equal to the measure of angle G
Assume triangle EFG is equilateral.
Then triangle EFG is equiangular.
Then the measure of angle E is equal to the measure of angle G.
This contradicts the Given.
Hence the assumption that triangle EFG is equilateral is false.
Therefore triangle EFG is not equilateral.
John
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