Home Competitions AHSME 1970 Problem 20
Lines H K HK H K and B C BC B C lie in a plane. M M M is the midpoint of the line segment B C BC B C , and B H BH B H and C K CK C K are perpendicular to H K HK H K .
Then we
(A) always have M H = M K (B) always have M H > B K (C) sometimes have M H = M K but not always (D) always have M H > M B (E) always have B H < B C \text{(A) always have } MH=MK \\ \text{(B) always have } MH>BK \\ \text{(C) sometimes have } MH=MK \text{ but not always} \\ \text{(D) always have } MH>MB \\ \text{(E) always have } BH<BC (A) always have M H = M K (B) always have M H > B K (C) sometimes have M H = M K but not always (D) always have M H > M B (E) always have B H < B C
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