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M M
N
X
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Reasons
1. AC MN, and DB intersect at 01. giv...
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Mathematics, 16.09.2021 03:10 jayjinks976
B В
M M
N
X
Statements
Reasons
1. AC MN, and DB intersect at 01. given
2. SAOMANOC
2. vertical angles theorem
3. *MOD BON
3. vertical angles theorem
4. BON NOC
4. given
5. AOM MOD
5. transitive property of congruence
Convert the proof to the paragraph format.
Since AC, MN, and DB Intersect at o, XAOM NOC and MOD BON by the
given that BON NOC, so by the
XAOM MOD
. It is
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