Mathematics, 17.12.2020 01:00 justiceisbae1
Complete the proofs using the most appropriate method. Some may require CPCTC:
7. Given: KN≅ML, KN || LM Prove: ΔKLN≅ΔMNL *there is five steps*
8. Given: ΔPQR and ΔTSR are right triangles, R is the midpoint of PT, PQ≅TS Prove:
ΔPQR≅ΔTSR *there is five steps*
9. Given: AC bisects
10. Given: WV || YZ, X is the midpoint of VY Prove:
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