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  1. 1Methods for proving a Parallelogram:
    1. ABoth pairs of opposite angles are congruent
    2. BOne right angle
    3. Call sides congruent
    4. Dboth pairs of opposite sides are parallel
    5. Eone pair of opposite sides is congruent and parallel
    6. Fconsecutive angles congruent
    7. Gdiagonals bisect eachother
    8. Hall angles congruent
    9. Ione diagonal bisects an angle
    10. Jboth pairs of opposite angles are congruent
  2. 2Proving a Rhombus
    1. Atwo consecutive sides congruent
    2. Bprove its a parrallelogam
    3. Cone right angle
    4. Ddiagonals perpindicular to eachother
    5. Eall sides congruent
    6. Fall angles congruent
    7. Gone diagonal bisecting an angle
  3. 3proving a rectangle
    1. Adiagonals perpindicular
    2. Bdiagonals congruent
    3. Cprove a parallelogram
    4. Done right angle
    5. Eequilangular
    6. Fpair of consecutive angles congruent
  4. 4proving a square
    1. Aequiangular
    2. Bprove quadrilateral
    3. Cprove parallelogram
    4. Dprove rhombus
    5. Eprove trapezoid
    6. Fprove rectangle
    7. Gprove all sides congruent
  5. 5prove trapezoid
    1. AONLY one pair of sides congruent
    2. Bat least one pair of sides congruent
    3. CONLY one pair of sides parallel
    4. Dat least one pair of opposite sides parallel
  6. 6proving isosceles trapezoid
    1. Anonparallel sides congruent
    2. Bbase angles congruent
    3. Cprove parallelogram
    4. Dprove trapezoid
    5. Ediagonals parallel
    6. Fdiagonals congruent
  7. 7prove a kite
    1. Aprove quadrilateral
    2. Bat least one diagonal bisected
    3. Cat least one diagonal bisected and perpindicular to eachother
    4. Ddiagonals perpindicular
    5. Etwo distinct pairs of adjacent angles that are congruent
    6. Ftwo distinct pairs of adjacent sides that are congruent
  8. 8d= (the square root of all) (x2-x1)^2 plus (y2-y1)^2
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  9. 9M= (X1 PLUS X2)/2, (Y1 PLUS Y2)/2
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  10. 10m= (y2-y1) over (x2-x1)
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse

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