2. Given: AART with I as the midpoint of TR, RN = TS, and IN > IS. Prove: AT > AR Proof: Statements Reasons 1. Iis the midpoint of TR. 2. IT TR 3. RN = TS 1. 4. IN > IS 5. mzR> mzT 6. AT > AR 6. 23454

2. Given: AART with I as the midpoint of TR, RN = TS, and IN > IS. Prove: AT > AR Proof: Statements Reasons 1. Iis the midpoint of TR. 2. IT TR 3. RN = TS 1. 4. IN > IS 5. mzR> mzT 6. AT > AR 6. 23454

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Elementary Geometry for College Students

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Chapter8: Areas Of Polygons And Circles

Section8.1: Area And Initial Postulates

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