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Answer 1

statement 2 is bogus. the bisector divides MN into two equal parts.

Answer 2

Oh okay

Answer 3

Due to the fact Point Q is a bisector of MN that would mean that two sides that `are equal` will appear on both sides.

Answer 4

So we have M to X and to N. So we would get two equal sides being MX is congruent to NX.

Answer 5

This would be in place of Statment2.

Answer 6

Everything else seems right except Statment2 and Statment7 which mostly needs to be switched.