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Let's draw two isosceles triangle PQR of different measurements. From the vertex P, draw a straight line to meet the mid-point of QR at S. Verify experimentally that PS is perpendicular to QR.​

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  • Let's draw two isosceles triangle PQR of different measurements. From the vertex P, draw a straight line to meet the mid-point of QR at S. Verify experimentally that PS is perpendicular to QR.​

being two isosceles triangles, the line that goes from the vertex P to the point S is nothing other than the height, the height, by definition, is perpendicular to the base

Let's draw two isosceles triangle PQR of different measurements. From the vertex P-example-1
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