Proof: Angles of an Isosceles Triangle

Let's prove the following theorem:

if distance AX = distance BX, then m∠BAX = m∠ABX

A M B X

Proof:

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Given
1 distance AX = distance BX
Additional Assumptions
2 M is the midpoint of line AB
Proof Table
# Claim Reason
1 distance AM = distance MB if M is the midpoint of line AB, then distance AM = distance MB
2 distance MA = distance MB if distance AM = distance MB, then distance MA = distance MB
3 distance XM = distance XM distance XM = distance XM
4 AXM ≅ △BXM if distance AX = distance BX and distance XM = distance XM and distance MA = distance MB, then △AXM ≅ △BXM
5 m∠MAX = m∠MBX if △AXM ≅ △BXM, then m∠MAX = m∠MBX
6 m∠AMB = 180 if M is the midpoint of line AB, then m∠AMB = 180
7 m∠MBX = m∠ABX if m∠AMB = 180, then m∠MBX = m∠ABX
8 m∠MAX = m∠BAX if m∠AMB = 180, then m∠MAX = m∠BAX
9 m∠BAX = m∠ABX if m∠MAX = m∠MBX and m∠MAX = m∠BAX and m∠MBX = m∠ABX, then m∠BAX = m∠ABX

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