Happy Valentine's Day everyone! :-) Valentine's Day means candy, and candy means goodness... yay!
Today at school we got our Math tests back. As a matter of policy, I don't state my grades, but I will say that I've gotten the exact same score percentage-wise on this Math test, our recent History quiz (both were last Friday -- we got the History quizzes back 15 minutes after taking them), and the History test before that. Crazy, isn't it?
However, my Math score looks like it's about to be overturned due to some noble arguing by a few of my classmates and I regarding question #16 during class today while reviewing the test. Here's the problem. (Specifics may be off, but the gist of it is right.)
Line AB is congruent to line BC. Line AD is congruent to line BD. Line CD is a perpendicular bisector of line AB. True or false.
I say false -- you can draw it so it's either way, so it's false. The teacher says true. What do you say?
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The problem itself is dead-on. Only the names of the points (A, B, C, and D) were changed.
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