2. Choose the reasons for statement 3, statement 4, and statement 6. Given: MN || PO, MP || NO Prove: MP ? ON Statements 1. MN || PO 2. MP || NO 3. ? PMO ? ? NOM 4. ? NMO ? ? POM 5. MO ? OM 6. ? NMO ? ? POM 7. MP ? ON Reasons 1. given 2. given 3. 4. 5. reflexive property 6. 7. CPCTC Alternate Interior Angles Theorem Vertical Angles Theorem Angle-Side-Angle Side-Side-Side
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