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Objective:Objective: Use Side-Splitter theorem & Triangle-Angle-Bisector Theorem to calculate segment lengths.

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Theorems 7.4 Side-Splitter Theorem

Q

S

R

T

U

If a line parallel to one side of a triangle intersects the other two sides, then it divides the two side proportionally.

If TU ║ QS, then

RT

TQ

RUUS

=

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Ex. 1: Finding the length of a segment

In the diagram AB ║ ED, BD = 8, DC = 4, and AE = 12. What is the length of EC?

128

4

C

B A

D E

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Step:

DC EC

BD AE

4 EC

8 12

4(12)

8

6 = EC

ReasonSide-Splitter Thm.

SubstituteMultiply each side

by 12.Simplify.

128

4

C

B A

D E

=

=

= EC

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Ex. 2: Determining Parallels

Given the diagram, determine whether MN ║ GH.

21

1648

56

L

G

H

M

N

LMMG

56

21=

8

3=

LN

NH

48

16=

3

1=

8

3

3

1≠

MN is not parallel to GH.

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Corollary to Theorem 7-4 If three parallel lines intersect two

transversals, then they divide the transversals proportionally.

If r ║ s and s║ t and l and m intersect, r, s, and t, then U

WWY

VX

XZ=

l

m

s

Z

YW

XV

U

rt

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Triangle-Angle-Bisector Thm

If a ray bisects an angle of a triangle, then it divides the opposite side into segments whose lengths are proportional to the lengths of the other two sides.

If CD bisects ACB, then AD

DB

CA

CB=

D

C

A

B

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Ex. 3: Using Triangle-Angle-Bisector Theorem

In the diagram 1 2 3, and PQ = 9, QR = 15, and ST = 11. What is the length of TU?

11

15

9

3

2

1

S

T

UR

Q

P

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PQ

QR

ST

TU=

9

15

11

TU=

9 ● TU = 15 ● 11 Cross Multiply

15(11)

9

55

3=TU =

Parallel lines divide transversals proportionally.

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Ex. 4: Using the Proportionality Theorem

In the diagram, CAD DAB. Use the given side lengths to find the length of DC.

15

9

14D

A

C

B

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15

9

14D

A

C

B

Solution:

Since AD is an angle bisector of CAB, you can apply Theorem 7.5. Let x = DC. Then BD = 14 – x.

AB

AC

BDDC

=

9

15

14-X

X=

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Ex. 4 Continued . . .

9 ● x = 15 (14 – x)

9x = 210 – 15x

24x= 210

x= 8.75

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Ex. 6: Finding Segment Lengths

In the diagram KL ║ MN. Find the values of the variables.

y

x

37.5

13.5

9

7.5

J

M N

KL

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Solution

To find the value of x, you can set up a proportion.

y

x

37.5

13.5

9

7.5

J

M N

KL

9

13.5

37.5 - x

x=

13.5(37.5 – x) = 9x

506.25 – 13.5x = 9x

506.25 = 22.5 x

22.5 = x

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Solution

To find the value of y, you can set up a proportion.

y

x

37.5

13.5

9

7.5

J

M N

KL

9

13.5 + 9

7.5

y=

9y = 7.5(22.5)

y = 18.75

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