ul T-Mobile9:55 AMScaffolded Proofs Exit Ticket1 of 3Match the correct reason to thestatements given in the proof below.HRBGiven:HS 스 SB, RS 쓴 SO, HR쓴 HOProve: RHOB is a rhombusStatementII

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Match the correct reason to the statements given in the proof below. R B Given: HS = SB, RS = SO, HR = HO Prove: RHOB is a rhombus