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If you were to draw an isosceles triangle, and then draw a segment connecting the midpoint of the triangle’s base to the vertex (the altitude drawn to the base), this segment would be a perpendicular bisector of the base because it would meet the base at a 90 degree angle AND ALSO divide the base into two congruent parts.
