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To '''bisect''' a [[line segment]] is to cut it into two equal parts. Similarly, to bisect an [[angle]] is to cut it into two equal angles. Bisectors often have interesting properties. | To '''bisect''' a [[line segment]] is to cut it into two equal parts. Similarly, to bisect an [[angle]] is to cut it into two equal angles. Bisectors often have interesting properties. | ||
| − | See also [[Bisector Theorem]]. | + | See also [[Angle Bisector Theorem]]. |
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Latest revision as of 16:31, 28 December 2024
To bisect a line segment is to cut it into two equal parts. Similarly, to bisect an angle is to cut it into two equal angles. Bisectors often have interesting properties.
See also Angle Bisector Theorem.
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