Provide an appropriate response.Let ?I and ?E be right angles, and suppose . Prove that the diagonals  and  are perpendicular.

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Answers will vary. A sample correct response would be as follows.

By the Pythagorean Theorem, ET2 + EK2 = KT2 and IT2 + IK2 = KT2. Since ET = IT and KT = KT, then EK = IK. By SSS, ?KIT ? ?KET. Let X denote the point of intersection of KT and IE. Then by SAS, , and so . It follows that both of these are 90°, and so the diagonals  and  are perpendicular.

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