Question

if it is given that \\(\overline{pw}\\) and \\(\overline{qw}\\) are congruent, how can you indicate this in the diagram? diagram with points p, t, w, v, q \\(\circ\\) put midpoints on each of them. \\(\circ\\) put right angle marks on each of them. \\(\circ\\) put double tick marks on each segment. \\(\circ\\) put arrows on the end of each segment.

Explanation:

To indicate congruent segments in a diagram, we use tick marks. Congruent segments have the same length, and we mark them with the same number of tick marks (e.g., single, double, etc.). Midpoints are for showing a point that divides a segment into two equal parts, not for congruence. Right angle marks are for perpendicularity or right angles, not congruence. Arrows are for indicating parallel lines or rays, not congruent segments. So, to show \(\overline{PW}\) and \(\overline{QW}\) are congruent, we put double tick marks (or the same type of tick marks) on each segment. Among the options, "Put double tick marks on each segment" is the correct way.

Answer:

Put double tick marks on each segment.