decide if the statement can be proven true or false with the given information.
$\overline{ah}$ bisects $\angle khj$
$\overline{ah}$ bisects $\angle kaj$
$hk = jk$
$ch = bh$
$ka = ja$
$ka = ha$

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Analyze the given geometric properties

Prove triangle congruence

Evaluate each statement

Answer:

No.	Statement	Answer
2	\(\overrightarrow{AH}\) bisects \(\angle KAJ\)	True
3	\(HK = JK\)	False
4	\(CH = BH\)	False
5	\(KA = JA\)	True
6	\(KA = HA\)	False