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Mathematics, 26.07.2019 06:20 drcarver

Atriangle is isosceles if the altitude from the vertex angle to the base also passes through the midpoint of the base.
what are the two slopes from this figure that prove this? mis the midpoint of triangle abc
(0.1
170)
8
6
10
2 m4
(312, 18)

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