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Step-by-step explanation:
Given:-
MK = KO
∠MKJ = ∠OKJ (∵ JK is the bisector of ∠MKO)
To prove:-
∠M = ∠O
Proof:-
Considering ΔMKJ and ΔOJK
MK = KO (∵ Given)
∠MKJ = ∠OKJ (∵ Given)
JK = JK (∵ Common)
∴ ΔMKJ ≅ ΔOKJ, by SAS Congruency Rule.
∴ By CPCT, ∠M = ∠O
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