I'm actually a self - taught person when it comes to math (with a little help of my very latented neighbour).
But, because of that, I sometimes make misconceptions. But is the problem below - the thought I had in my head when I was 10 - one of my misconceptions?
and are respectively midpoints of and - the bases of the trapezoid (or the trapezium) . Line , and meet at .
Is it true that line is always the bisector of ?
This is part of the series: " It's easy, believe me! "
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I guess it's only possible for isosceles trapezium that O N will bisect ∠ A O B