3.6 Challenge Problems 1. (3.6 Chall #2) GIVEN: 21 and 2 are complementary. 21 and Z4 are complementary. 23 and Z4 are complementary. dO TOW AO 2. 3. GIVEN: CB bisects LACE, JF bisects LAJH, DE GH PROVE: CB JF E.

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