Today Andrew and I reviewed the Perpendicular Bisector theorem. We discussed how if those two conditions are true, then any point that lies on the perpendicular bisector is equidistant to the end points. Andrew practiced drawing out the scenario and labeling given side lengths. He used the theorem to determine the missing side lengths. Next, we discussted the Angle Bisector Theorem. We first proved it using the Angle-Angle-Aide triangle congruence theorem. Then we chose a problem out of the textbook to apply the theorem.