No. 20 20. Using OC at the right, arrange the statements and reasons into sequential orderto prove that MT = TN and MQ = QN given that CQI MN.1. CT CT by reflexive propertyII. MC CN by All radii of a circle are congruent.III. MQ = QN since congruent cnetral angles have congruent arcs.IV. A MCT A NCT by Hypotenuse Leg Congruence TheoremV. MT TN and 41 22 by CPCTCA. I, II, IV, II, VB. II, I, IV, V, IIC. II, I, IV.I, V, IID. IV, V, I, II I

20. Using OC at the right, arrange the statements and reasons into sequential order to prove that MT = TN and MQ = QN given that CQI MN. 1. CT CT by reflexive property II. MC CN by All radii of a circle are congruent. II. MQ = QN since congruent cnetral angles have congruent arcs. IV. A MCT A NCT by Hypotenuse Leg Congruence Theorem V. MT TN and 21 22 by CPCTC A. I, II, IV, II, V B. II, I, IV, V, II C. II, I, IV.I, V, II D. IV, V, I, II I

20. Using OC at the right, arrange the statements and reasons into sequential order to prove that MT = TN and MQ = QN given that CQI MN. 1. CT CT by reflexive property II. MC CN by All radii of a circle are congruent. II. MQ = QN since congruent cnetral angles have congruent arcs. IV. A MCT A NCT by Hypotenuse Leg Congruence Theorem V. MT TN and 21 22 by CPCTC A. I, II, IV, II, V B. II, I, IV, V, II C. II, I, IV.I, V, II D. IV, V, I, II I

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Chapter6: Circles

Section6.3: Line And Segment Relationships In The Circle

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