Two column proof 1. (10 points) Given: WZ bisects \(\angle VWX\) VY \(\parallel\) WX ZX is the base of isosceles \(\triangle ZXY\). \(\angle VZW \cong \angle YZX\) Prove: \(\triangle TWX\) is isosceles.
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