Justify the reasons for the proof. Justify the reasons for the proof.MGiven: 2TME = LPRETP bisects MRProve: ZEPR = LETMRStatementReason1. ZTME = ZPRE1.Given2. TP bisects MR2. • GivenDefinition of segment bisectorSAS3. ME = RE3.SSAASA4. ZTEM = LPER4.• AASHL5. ΔΤΜΕ ΔPRE5.Vertical Angle Theorem6. LEPR = LETM6.СРСТС

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M Given: 2TME LPRE E TP bisects MR Prove: ZEPR LETM R Statement Reason 1. ZTME = LPRE 1. • Given 2. TP bisects MR 2. Given Definition of segment bisector 3. ME = RE 3. SAS • SSA ASA 4. 2TEM = ZPER 4. • AAS • HL • Vertical Angle Theorem 5. ΔΤΜΕ ΔPRE 5. 6. ZEPR = LETM 6. СРСТС

M Given: 2TME LPRE E TP bisects MR Prove: ZEPR LETM R Statement Reason 1. ZTME = LPRE 1. • Given 2. TP bisects MR 2. Given Definition of segment bisector 3. ME = RE 3. SAS • SSA ASA 4. 2TEM = ZPER 4. • AAS • HL • Vertical Angle Theorem 5. ΔΤΜΕ ΔPRE 5. 6. ZEPR = LETM 6. СРСТС

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