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Mathematics, 15.10.2021 14:00 emmacox069

Provide the missing statement and reasons for the following proof: B
A
A
C D
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Given: MZA+mZB=mZD
Prove: m2C + m2A +mZB = 180°
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Reason
Statement
S1. MZA+MzB = MZD
R1. Given
S2. C and 2D form a Linear Pair
R2. Definition of Linear Pair
S3. ZC and 2D are supplementary
R3
S4.
R4. Definition of supplementary
S5. MLC + m2A + 2B
180°
R5.

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