What is the missing reason in the proof? Given: G is the midpoint of KF and KH || FE.Prove: HG = EGStatementsReasons1. KH || FE2. ZF ZK3. Gis the midpoint of KF4. FG KG5. ZEGF ZHGK6. ΔFEG2 ΔΚHG7. HG = EG1. Given2. Alternate Interior Angles are congruent3. Given4. Definition of Midpoint5. Vertical Angles are congruent6. ?KH7. СРСТСSelect your answerPrtScnR

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Given: G is the midpoint of KF and KH || FE. Prove: HG = EG Statements Reasons 1. KH || FE 2. ZF ZK 3. G is the midpoint of KF 4. FG KG 5. ZEGF ZHGK 6. ΔFEG ΔΚHG 7. HG EG 1. Given K 2. Alternate Interior Angles are congruent 3. Given 4. Definition of Midpoint 5. Vertical Angles are congruent 6. ? G. 7. СРСТС Select your answer <>

Given: G is the midpoint of KF and KH || FE. Prove: HG = EG Statements Reasons 1. KH || FE 2. ZF ZK 3. G is the midpoint of KF 4. FG KG 5. ZEGF ZHGK 6. ΔFEG ΔΚHG 7. HG EG 1. Given K 2. Alternate Interior Angles are congruent 3. Given 4. Definition of Midpoint 5. Vertical Angles are congruent 6. ? G. 7. СРСТС Select your answer <>

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