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3 years ago

Given MO is perpendicular to NP and NO is congruent to PO prove MN is congruent to MP

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VladimirAG [237]3 years ago

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Lets imagine the shape
M
/\
/ | \
/ | \
/ | \
P /___ |___\ N
O
Now in If we take â†MOP and â†MON
As MO âŠĄ NP so â MON=â MOP
NO=NP (given)
And MO is a common side
so by side angle side rule of congruency
â†MOP and â†MON are congruent
so MP is congruent to MN

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