Points on a perpendicular bisector or on an angle bisector

Grade 10 Math Worksheet

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  1. Kira draws the perpendicular bisector of kite crossbar DF. Q is on it, QD = 3x + 5 and QF = 5x − 13, in cm. How long is QD?

  2. Luz folds paper along the perpendicular bisector of edge SU. H is on it, HS = 2x + 15 and HU = 5x − 6, in inches. How long is HS?

  3. Milo walks the perpendicular bisector of park path CY. Q is on it, QC = 5x − 6 and QY = 2x + 18, in m. How long is QC?

  4. Noah pegs a rope on the perpendicular bisector of tent edge WD. S is on it, SW = x + 21 and SD = 4x − 9, in ft. How long is SW?

  5. Pia hangs a lamp in a corner. Q is on ray VS, the bisector of ∠CVW. Its distances to the sides are 3x + 1 and x + 13, in ft. What is x?

  6. Ren plants a tree where paths meet. Q is on ray GH, the bisector of ∠DGF. Its distances to the sides are 5x − 7 and 2x + 11, in m. What is x?

  7. Zee places a vase on a rug corner. D is on ray WC, the bisector of ∠GWS. Its distances to the sides are 2x + 9 and 6x − 11, in inches. What is x?

  8. Bo checks where a bench H stands near a straight park path CW, whose midpoint is S. HC = 11 m and HW = 13 m. Is H on the perpendicular bisector of CW?

    • No: H is 11 m from C but 13 m from W.
    • We cannot tell: no right angle is marked at S.
    • Yes: 11 m and 13 m are close enough to count as equal.
    • Yes: in the sketch, H looks as if it is straight above S.
  9. Esme checks a lamp hook Q inside the shelf corner ∠DVF. QU = QY = 7 inches, with no right angle marked at the sides. Is Q on the bisector of the angle?

    • Yes: Q is 7 inches from both sides.
    • No: 7 inches is too far from the corner V.
    • Yes: in the sketch, Q looks halfway between the two sides.
    • We cannot tell: QU and QY are not marked at right angles to the sides.
  10. Jun checks a tent stake S inside ∠CGW. SH = SD = 5 ft, with no right angle marked at the sides. Is S on the bisector of the angle?

    • Yes: SH = SD, so S is the same distance from both sides.
    • We cannot tell: SH and SD are not marked at right angles to the sides.
    • Yes: in the sketch, S looks as if it sits on the middle line.
    • No: S is not on either side of the corner.
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Points on a perpendicular bisector or on an angle bisector

Answer Key - Grade 10 Math Worksheet

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Kira draws the perpendicular bisector of kite crossbar DF. Q is on it, QD = 3x + 5 and QF = 5x − 13, in cm. How long is QD?

    32
  2. Luz folds paper along the perpendicular bisector of edge SU. H is on it, HS = 2x + 15 and HU = 5x − 6, in inches. How long is HS?

    29
  3. Milo walks the perpendicular bisector of park path CY. Q is on it, QC = 5x − 6 and QY = 2x + 18, in m. How long is QC?

    34
  4. Noah pegs a rope on the perpendicular bisector of tent edge WD. S is on it, SW = x + 21 and SD = 4x − 9, in ft. How long is SW?

    31
  5. Pia hangs a lamp in a corner. Q is on ray VS, the bisector of ∠CVW. Its distances to the sides are 3x + 1 and x + 13, in ft. What is x?

    6
  6. Ren plants a tree where paths meet. Q is on ray GH, the bisector of ∠DGF. Its distances to the sides are 5x − 7 and 2x + 11, in m. What is x?

    6
  7. Zee places a vase on a rug corner. D is on ray WC, the bisector of ∠GWS. Its distances to the sides are 2x + 9 and 6x − 11, in inches. What is x?

    5
  8. Bo checks where a bench H stands near a straight park path CW, whose midpoint is S. HC = 11 m and HW = 13 m. Is H on the perpendicular bisector of CW?

    • No: H is 11 m from C but 13 m from W.
    • We cannot tell: no right angle is marked at S.
    • Yes: 11 m and 13 m are close enough to count as equal.
    • Yes: in the sketch, H looks as if it is straight above S.
  9. Esme checks a lamp hook Q inside the shelf corner ∠DVF. QU = QY = 7 inches, with no right angle marked at the sides. Is Q on the bisector of the angle?

    • Yes: Q is 7 inches from both sides.
    • No: 7 inches is too far from the corner V.
    • Yes: in the sketch, Q looks halfway between the two sides.
    • We cannot tell: QU and QY are not marked at right angles to the sides.
  10. Jun checks a tent stake S inside ∠CGW. SH = SD = 5 ft, with no right angle marked at the sides. Is S on the bisector of the angle?

    • Yes: SH = SD, so S is the same distance from both sides.
    • We cannot tell: SH and SD are not marked at right angles to the sides.
    • Yes: in the sketch, S looks as if it sits on the middle line.
    • No: S is not on either side of the corner.