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3 years ago

What additional piece of information do we need to prove that MLN ≅ OPN

Mathematics

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mote1985 [20]3 years ago

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Answer:

N is the midpoint of MO

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

See attachment for triangles

Required

Additional information to prove $MLN \cong OPN$

From the attachment, we already have:

$LM \simeq OP$ and $LN \simeq ON$

The additional information that must be true for $MLN \cong OPN$ to be true is: <em>N is the midpoint of MO</em>

Because this piece of information proves that:

$MN \simeq ON$

<em>Which in other words makes </em> $MLN \cong OPN$ <em> </em>

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What additional piece of information do we need to prove that MLN ≅ OPN