B. Complete the missing information in the two-columns. Given: BI and RN bisect each other at A. Prove: \(\triangle BAR \cong \triangle IAN\) Proof: Statements Reason BI and RN bisect each other at A. Given BA \( = \) IA 7.) 8.) Definition of Segment Bisector 9.) Vertical Angle Theorem \(\triangle BAR \cong \triangle IAN\) 10.) RA is congruent to NA Definition of segement bisector Angle BAR is congruent to angle IAN SAS Theorem ASS Theorem Definition of Congruent Angle
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