Given: M is the midpoint of LN, N is the midpoint of MO Prove: LM=NO

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Lucent Fox asked Mar 18, 2023

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Given: M is the midpoint of LN, N is the midpoint of MO Prove: LM=NO

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M is the midpoint of LN

N is the midpoint of MO

Reason: Given

LM = MN

Reason:

M divides LN into equal parts

MN = NO

Reason:

N divides MO into equal parts

LM = MN = NO

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