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The problem is asking about the "perpendicular bisector" of segment RG.

A **perpendicular bisector** of a segment:
1. Passes through the midpoint of the segment.
2. Is perpendicular (forms a 90-degree angle) to the segment.

We need to evaluate the options provided to determine which is the perpendicular bisector:

1. **Segment GR**: This is the same line as RG, just in reverse order, and it is not a perpendicular bisector because it is not perpendicular to RG.
   
2. **Ray MP**: A ray has a direction, but without more information about where it is located and if it is perpendicular to RG or passes through its midpoint, we cannot be sure. However, a ray typically would not act as a full bisector of a segment since it extends indefinitely in one direction.
   
3. **Point T**: A single point cannot act as a bisector since it is just a location, not a line or ray that can divide a segment into two equal parts.

4. **Point M**: Similarly, a point cannot be a perpendicular bisector as it does not have a length or direction to perform the division.

Thus, none of the listed options seem to be appropriate for a perpendicular bisector based on standard definitions. To make a proper selection, the context of how the problem defines the perpendicular bisector (if any geometric diagram is present) would be essential.

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### Related Questions:
1. What are the properties of a perpendicular bisector in geometry?
2. How do you determine the midpoint of a line segment?
3. What is the difference between a ray and a line segment?
4. Can a point ever act as a bisector of a segment?
5. How would you construct a perpendicular bisector for a given line segment using a compass?

**Tip**: In many geometry problems, a perpendicular bisector can often be visually identified through construction using a compass and straightedge.

What is the perpendicular bisector of Segment RG?

Learn how to identify the perpendicular bisector of a line segment using geometric principles. This problem focuses on segment RG, exploring concepts such as the perpendicular bisector and its properties. Suitable for students in Grades 7-9.

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