In Don's congruence flowchart for problem 6-29, one of the ovals "AB/FD = 1". In Phil's flowchart, one of the ovals said, "AB=FD". Discuss with with your team whether these ovals say the same thing. Can equality statements like Phil's always be used in congruence flowcharts?

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Layne Schaefer

1 May, 06:19

In Don's congruence flowchart for problem 6-29, one of the ovals "AB/FD = 1". In Phil's flowchart, one of the ovals said, "AB=FD". Discuss with with your team whether these ovals say the same thing. Can equality statements like Phil's always be used in congruence flowcharts?

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Theodore Rubio · Answer 1

Yes, they are saying the same thing. In fact, if a ratio equals one, it means that numerator and denominator are equal.

This is the reason why you can always use A=B or A/B, as they are totally equivalent.