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Match the theorem that supports the statement.

Theorems:

1. If chords are equal, then arcs are equal.

2. If arcs are equal, then chords are equal.

3. Diameters perpendicular to chords bisect the chord.

 

Statements:

__ If then  

__ If is perpendicular to  then  

__ If then

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