I am having trouble doing #40 as a two column proof AB = AC38. Given:Prove:27 = 97r shown), each basegle. Find the measure ofPROOFReasonsStatementsr angle A is 5° moree size of each angle of1. Given1. ?2. ?2. 22 213. ?3. 22 and L6 aresupplementary; Z1 and27 are supplementaryUTVAthe base of isoscelesand BC = 10.4. If two Zs are supplemen-tary to = Zs, they are =4. ?4 and BC = 146.B x, andUT to each otherR.3 = I, andExercises 39 to 41, complete each proof.21 = Z3RU = VỤ T.00bisects CAS39. Given:nding angleTm bas /Prove:ASTU is isosceles(HINT: First show thatARUS = AVUT.)T.3TUDIE TY40. Given:WY = WZbail aM is the midpointUmof YZMX 1 WY animsiabMT I WZojaib isz owedianto EF.nt trianglesProve:MX = MTng the41. Given:Isosceles AMNPwith vertex PMow die aslgPIsosceles AMNQwith vertex QProve:AMQP = ANQPQ42. Yn isosceles triangle BAT, AB = AT.JAlso, BR = BT = AR. If AB = 12.3and AR = 7.6, find the perimeter of:a) ДВАТb) AARB7, 38

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WY = WZ bail M is the midpoint 40. Given: of YZ MX 1 WY MT 1 Zojpib tisz ow Prove: MX = MT 41.) Given: algnY M Isosceles AMNP

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