solve/15570858/custom1646138212424The proof below may or may not be correct. If the proof is incorrect, determine thefirst step number that is not justified and the reason it is not justified.Given: BD bisects AC andBD 1 AC.Prove: AABE ACBE.StepStatementReasonBD bisects ACGivenBD1ACZCEB is a nght anglePerpendicular lines form right anglesZAEB ZCEBAll right angles are congruentAE CEAxgeent bisetor divites a segment into tun ceegraent segentsBE BEReflexive PropertyAABE A CBESASED.The proof is imeorrectv and step numberis the first ujustified step due to amissing prior stepVSutunt Arawr

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first step number that is not justified and the reason it is not justified. Given: BD bisects AC and BDI AC. Prove: AABE ACBE. Step Statement Reason BD bisects AC Given BD1 AC ZCEB is a right angle Perpendicular lines form right angles ZAEB LCEB All right angles are congruent AE= CE A segment bisector divides a segment into two congroent sezments BE BE Reflexive Property AABE ACBE SAS E Se TI The proof is incorrect and step number is the first unjustified step due to a missing prior stepY Sutun Arar

first step number that is not justified and the reason it is not justified. Given: BD bisects AC and BDI AC. Prove: AABE ACBE. Step Statement Reason BD bisects AC Given BD1 AC ZCEB is a right angle Perpendicular lines form right angles ZAEB LCEB All right angles are congruent AE= CE A segment bisector divides a segment into two congroent sezments BE BE Reflexive Property AABE ACBE SAS E Se TI The proof is incorrect and step number is the first unjustified step due to a missing prior stepY Sutun Arar

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337614085

Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

ChapterP: Preliminary Concepts

SectionP.CT: Test

Problem 1CT

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