In the proof below, what is reason (1)? In the proof below, what is reason (1)?Given: WY is the angle bisector of LXWZMLXYW = MZZYWProve: AWXY = A WZYWXYZstatementreasonWY is the Z bisector of ZXWZ(1)MLXWY = MZZWY(2)WY = WY(3)MLXYW = MZZYW(4)AWXY = A WZY(5)aGivenbReflexive PropertyDefinition of angle bisectordDefinition of perpendicular bisector

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Description: In the proof below, what is reason (1)? In the proof below, what is reason (1)?Given: WY is the angle bisector of LXWZMLXYW = MZZYWProve: AWXY = A WZYWXYZstatementreasonWY is the Z bisector of ZXWZ(1)MLXWY = MZZWY(2)WY = WY(3)MLXYW = MZZYW(4)AWXY = A

Given: WY¯ is the angle bisector of ∠XWZ m∠XYW = m∠ZYW

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In the proof below, what is reason (1)? Given: WY is the angle bisector of ZXWZ MZXYW = MZZYW Prove: AWXY = A WZY W X Y Z statement reason WY is the 2 bisector of ZXWZ (1) MZXWY = MLZWY (2) %3D WY = WY (3) MLXYW = MLZYW (4) %3D AWXY = A WZY (5) a Given Reflexive Property Definition of angle bisector O d Definition of perpendicular bisector

In the proof below, what is reason (1)? Given: WY is the angle bisector of ZXWZ MZXYW = MZZYW Prove: AWXY = A WZY W X Y Z statement reason WY is the 2 bisector of ZXWZ (1) MZXWY = MLZWY (2) %3D WY = WY (3) MLXYW = MLZYW (4) %3D AWXY = A WZY (5) a Given Reflexive Property Definition of angle bisector O d Definition of perpendicular bisector

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ChapterP: Preliminary Concepts

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