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gogolik [260]
3 years ago
6

Plz help ASAP!!!!!!! I will mark brainliest!!!!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
Arturiano [62]3 years ago
6 0

blank 2 will be

Statement              Reason

RS≅ST                   Definition of Midpoint

blank 4 will be:

Statement              Reason

RS≅XY                 Transitive Property of Convergence

Step-by-step explanation:

We need to fill the blanks in the table.

In blank 2 we will get:

If S is midpoint of RS, it means it has divided the line segment RS into 2 equal parts. So, blank 2 will be

Statement              Reason

RS≅ST                   Definition of Midpoint

In blank 4 we will get:

We are given:

ST≅XY

and RS≅ST

So, using transitive property of convergence we get

if A≅B and B≅C then A≅C

In our case,

RS≅XY

So, blank 4 will be:

Statement              Reason

RS≅XY                 Transitive Property of Convergence

Keywords: Midpoint of line segment

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