TXGM 5.3 Perpendicular and Angle Bisectors

Point C is on the perpendicular bisector of segment AB. As you move C, note the distances CA and CB (distance from C to the endpoints of the segment). [br][br]Similarly, G lies the bisector of angle GEH. As you move G, note the relationship between GH and GI (the rays forming the angle).
Will CA ever differ from CB?[br][br]Why do points I and H slide along the rays as you move G?

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