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Suppose PQ=QR. Your friend says that Q is always the midpoint of PR. Is he correct? Explain.

Suppose PQ=QR. Your friend says that Q is always the midpoint of PR. Is he correct? Explain.
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Suppose PQ=QR. Your friend says that Q is always the midpoint of PR. Is he correct? Explain.

User Jonxag
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As we know mid point divides a line in two equal parts only. So we can see Q is dividing line PR into two equal parts as PQ = QR. SO we can say Q is a mid point of PR only.

So we can he is correct.
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