MTH171 (Geometry Sem 1) 24-25 Previous Activity Insuuction Acuve Try It Writing Two-Column Proofs Given: BC bisects LABD mZABD = 52° Statements Reasons mZABD = 52 Prove: m/ABC = 26° mZABC=mZCBD mZABC+mZABC= 52 mABC +m2CBD = 52 BC bisects LABD mZABC+m2CBD = mZABD Statements Reasons B Assemble the proof by dragging tiles to the Statements and Reasons columns. Intro 16 of 16 English Aakiyah Anderson Next Activity

MTH171 (Geometry Sem 1) 24-25 Previous Activity Insuuction Acuve Try It Writing Two-Column Proofs Given: BC bisects LABD mZABD = 52° Statements Reasons mZABD = 52 Prove: m/ABC = 26° mZABC=mZCBD mZABC+mZABC= 52 mABC +m2CBD = 52 BC bisects LABD mZABC+m2CBD = mZABD Statements Reasons B Assemble the proof by dragging tiles to the Statements and Reasons columns. Intro 16 of 16 English Aakiyah Anderson Next Activity

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