Prove the following: 5. If LAMP and ZBMC areright angles, AM = CM andLA = LC, prove thatСВ.AP = CB.CBAM Exercise B. Prove the following :1. GIVEN LA = LD: AE = DE;AEC and DEB2. GIVENAD= BC:AB = DCPROVE AAEB = ADECPROVE ACDA AABCADExercise 18Exercise 173. GIVEN PQ 1 QRS, TS QRS:Ris the midpoint of QS.PM 1 QMR:QM RMPROVE APQM = APRM4. GIVENPROVE ΔΡΟR ΔTSR

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5. If LAMP and LBMC are right angles, AM = CM and LA = LC, prove that AP = CB. C A M В

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