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    Geo 5.2 Proving Segments and Angles

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    1. This document provides 10 geometry proof problems involving segment and angle relationships. Each problem states given information and the goal is to prove a specific relationship. The problems use steps and reasons to logically prove the relationship. 2. The problems involve concepts like midpoints, angle bisectors, congruent angles, complementary angles, and using properties like the definition of congruent, angle addition postulate, and substitution properties. 3. Solving the problems requires applying definitions, properties, and logical reasoning to prove the stated relationship in a clear, step-by-step manner.

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    1. This document provides 10 geometry proof problems involving segment and angle relationships. Each problem states given information and the goal is to prove a specific relationship. The problems use steps and reasons to logically prove the relationship. 2. The problems involve concepts like midpoints, angle bisectors, congruent angles, complementary angles, and using properties like the definition of congruent, angle addition postulate, and substitution properties. 3. Solving the problems requires applying definitions, properties, and logical reasoning to prove the stated relationship in a clear, step-by-step manner.

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    1. This document provides 10 geometry proof problems involving segment and angle relationships. Each problem states given information and the goal is to prove a specific relationship. The problems use steps and reasons to logically prove the relationship. 2. The problems involve concepts like midpoints, angle bisectors, congruent angles, complementary angles, and using properties like the definition of congruent, angle addition postulate, and substitution properties. 3. Solving the problems requires applying definitions, properties, and logical reasoning to prove the stated relationship in a clear, step-by-step manner.

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    1. This document provides 10 geometry proof problems involving segment and angle relationships. Each problem states given information and the goal is to prove a specific relationship. The problems use steps and reasons to logically prove the relationship. 2. The problems involve concepts like midpoints, angle bisectors, congruent angles, complementary angles, and using properties like the definition of congruent, angle addition postulate, and substitution properties. 3. Solving the problems requires applying definitions, properties, and logical reasoning to prove the stated relationship in a clear, step-by-step manner.

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    of 2

    5.

    2 I can prove segment and angle relationships


    Angle Proof Worksheet #1

    1. Given: B is the midpoint of AC


    Steps Reasons
    1. B is the midpoint of AC Given
    A B C
    2. AB ≅ BC
    Prove: AB = BC 3. AB = BC Definition of Congruent

    2. Given: AD is the bisector of Steps Reasons


    BAC B 1. AD is the bisector of BAC Given
    D 2. BAD ≅ CAD
    3. mBAD = mCAD Definition of Congruent
    A C

    Prove: mBAD = mCAD

    3. Given: D is in the interior of Steps Reasons


    BAC 1. D is in the interior of BAC Given
    B
    D 2. mBAD + mDAC = mBAC

    A C
    Prove: mBAD + mDAC = mBAC

    4. Given: mA + mB = 90° ; A ≅ C Steps Reasons


    1. mA + mB = 90° Given
    2. A ≅ C Given
    3. mA = mC
    4. Substitution steps 1 and
    Prove: mC + mB = 90° 3

    5. Given: <1 and <2 form a straight angle Steps Reasons


    1. <1 and <2 form a straight angle Given
    2. mABC = 180° Definition of Straight
    Angle
    3. Angle Addition Postulate
    4. Substitution steps 2 and
    Prove: m1 + m2 = 180°
    3

    6. Given: mEAC = 90°


    E
    B Steps Reasons
    1. mEAC = 90° Given
    1 2 D 2. Angle Addition Postulate
    3 3. Substitution steps 1 and
    A C 2
    Prove: m1 + m2 + m3 = 90°
    7. Given: m1 = 45° and m2 = 45°
    D
    B Steps Reasons
    1. m1 = 45° and m2 = 45° Given
    1 2. m1 = m2 Substitution Prop. of =
    2
    3. 1 ≅  2
    A C
    Prove: AB is bisector of DAC 4. Definition of angle
    bisector

    8. Given: HKJ is a straight angle


     Steps Reasons
    KI bisects HKJ 1. HKJ is a straight angle Given
    2. Definition straight angle
    
    3. KI bisects HKJ Given
    4. IKJ ≅ IKH
    5. mIKJ = mIKH Defintion of congruent
    Prove: IKJ is a right angle 6. Angle Addition Postulate
    7. mIKJ + mIKJ = 180° Substitution steps 2, 5,
    and 6
    8. 2( mIKJ ) = 180° Simplify
    9. Division Prop of =
    10. IKJ is a right angle

    
    9. Given: FD bisects EFC Steps Reasons
      
    FC bisects DFB 1. FD bisects EFC ; FC Given
    bisects DFB
    2. EFD ≅ DFC ,
    DFC ≅ CFB
    3. Definition of Congruent
    4. mEFD = mCFB Transitive Prop of =
    5. EFD ≅ CFB
    Prove: EFD ≅ CFB

    10. Given: <WXY is a right angle Steps Reasons


    1 ≅ 3 1. <WXY is a right angle Given
    2. mWXY = 90°
    3. m2 + m3 = mWXY
    4. m2 + m3 = 90° Substitution steps 2 & 3
    5. 1 ≅ 3 Given
    Prove: m2 + m1 = 90° 6. m1 = m3
    7. m2 + m1 = 90° Substitution steps 4 & 6

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