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Given that ray PN is the angle bisector of angle OPM, what can you conclude about NO and NM?
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Given that ray PN is the angle bisector of angle OPM, what can you conclude about NO and NM?

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The correct answer is NO=NM

User Tom Future
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Without the picture, nothing can be concluded, except possibly the fact
that NO and NM are not coincident (the same) segments.

If you'll claim that NO and NM are equal lengths, I'll protest, because
you never said that PO and PM are equal lengths.


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