14. Consider the diagram below.PracticeCRM 2.1 - Lesson 7YGiven: EK, KO, and OE aremidsegments ofA MNY.EProve: The perimeter ofA EKO = (MN + NY + YM).MNComplete the following two-column proof.StatementsReasons1. EK, KO, and OE aremidsegments of A MNY.1. Given2. Triangle Midsegment2.Theorem3. The perimeter ofA EKO = (EK + KO + 0E).4. Substitution5. The perimeter ofA EKO = (MN + NY + YM).5.Answer Options:Given; AEKO = MN +NY+YM); Definition of perimeter; Distributive Property;EK = MN; OE =NY; KO = }YM; Substitution; AEKO = (MN + NY+ YM)%3D%3D%3D

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Given: EK, KO, and OE are midsegments of A MNY. Prove: The perimeter of A EKO =(MN + NY + YM). M Complete the following two-column proof. Statements Reasons 1. EK, KO, and OE are midsegments of a MNY. 1. Given 2. Triangle Midsegment Theorem 2. 3. The perimeter of A EKO = (EK + KO + 0E). 3. 4. Substitution 5. The perimeter of A EKO = (MN + NY + YM). 5.

Given: EK, KO, and OE are midsegments of A MNY. Prove: The perimeter of A EKO =(MN + NY + YM). M Complete the following two-column proof. Statements Reasons 1. EK, KO, and OE are midsegments of a MNY. 1. Given 2. Triangle Midsegment Theorem 2. 3. The perimeter of A EKO = (EK + KO + 0E). 3. 4. Substitution 5. The perimeter of A EKO = (MN + NY + YM). 5.

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