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Given: L is the midpoint of KM M is the midpoint of LN Prove: KL = MN
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Given: L is the midpoint of KM
M is the midpoint of LN
Prove: KL = MN

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Because L is the midpoint of KM, we know that KL = LM.
Because M is the midpoint of LN, we know that LM = LN.
Therefore, KL = LM = LN QED
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Proof in the attachment below.
Given: L is the midpoint of KM M is the midpoint of LN Prove: KL = MN-example-1
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