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bisected angles
\angle PON
common
angle bisector
corresponding pair of sides
\angle OPN
 
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OM is the angle bisector of \angle POQ. NP and NQ meet OA and OB respectively at 69^\circ. Complete the missing fields to prove that the triangles OPN and OQN are congruent to each other.
 
Proof:
 
We know that OM is the 
 .
 
Hence,  
 = \angle QON.
 
[Since the angles mentioned in the previous step are
]
 
Now, let us consider the triangles OPN and OQN.
 
 
 = \angle OQN = 69^\circ [Given]
 
Also, ON is 
 to both the triangles OPN and OQN
 
Here, one 
 and two corresponding pair of angles are equal.
 
Thus by  congruence criterion, OPN \cong OQN.