hd e = f, then c+e= d+fSupply the missing statement and reasons to complete the proof.7. Given: m2 > mZ1Prove: mz2> mZ4StatementsReasons1.1.2. mz1 > mZ32.3. m/2> mZ33.4. m23 = mZ44.5.5.Use the information about the diagram to determine whether the other statementscan be deduced. Write yes or no.Given: Point Y lies between points X and Z.

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