Using the sas congruence theorem Given: JK || LM , JK ≅ LM L is the midpoint of JN Prove: JKL ≅ LNM
2 answers:
Answer: 1.JK || LM= Given
2.JK=LM=Given
3. L is the midpoint of JN = Given
4. LN=JL = Defintion of midpoint
5.<LJK=NLM = Corresponding angles theorem
6.△JLK=△LNM = SAS
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Answer:
1.JK || LM= Given
2.JK=LM=Given
3. L is the midpoint of JN = Given
4. LN=JL = Defintion of midpoint
5.<LJK=NLM = Corresponding angles theorem
6.△JLK=△LNM = SAS
Step-by-step explanation:
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