2. JH.Given: JOHN is a rectanglewith NO as diagonalProve: AJON E AHONProof:StatementsReasons1.JOHNis a rectangle with NO as diagonal1.2.2.NO NO3.Property3.JN OHон4.4.5.5.Congruence

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Section1.CT: Test

Problem 6CT: Given that NP bisects MNQ, state a conclusion involving mMNP and mPNQ.

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2. J Given: JOHN is a rectangle with NO as diagonal Prove: AJON = AHON Proof: Statements Reasons JOHN 1. is a rectangle with NO as diagonal 1. 2 4 = ZH,LN L0 2. NO 스 NO 3. 3. Property IN = OH 4. 4. 5. 5. Congruence