For items 1 - 5: Complete the proof.А. СО СОE. GivenВ. ASAF. Transitive PropertyC. SASG. Reflexive PropertyD. ZBCO = ZACOH. CO bisects ZACBIn AABC, let O be a point in AB such that CO bisects ZACB. If AC = BC, prove that AACO = ABCO.StatementsReasons1. AC = BC1.2.2. Given3.3. Definition of angle bisector4. CO = CO4.5. AACO = ABCO5.

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