B. Fill in the missing statements and reasons. Draw the figure.Given: SG = AGIllustration:GT = GLProve: ASTG = AALGReasonsStatements2.SG 1.AG4.3.7.= 6.10.8.= 9.

Given: SG¯≅AG¯ GT¯≅GL¯ To prove : △STG≅△ALG

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2. B. Fill in the missing statements and reasons. Draw the figure. Given: SG = AG Illustration: GT = GL Prove: ASTG = AALG Statements Reasons SG 1. AG 3. 4. 5. 2 6. 7. 8. = 9. 10.