Test III Using the two-column proof, write the appropriate statements or reasons for each diagram. Y oumay choose your answer inside the boxes. (Note: Answers may be repeated more than once.)AABD = AEBCGivenAD || ECVertical Angles TheoremBD = BCSAS Congruence PostulateZABD = LEBCASA Congruence PostulateAlternate Interior Angles TheoremZD E LCDefinition of Angle bisector.For items 11-15, refer to the figure below.Prove that AABD = AEBC.CSTATEMENTS11.REASONS16.12.1713.1814.1915.

This question is based on Congruent triangles postulates.

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