/solve/15570858/custom1646138174743The 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: ED FD, AE 1 EC and CF 1 AF.Prove: AADE ACDF.StepStatementReasonED FDAE 1 ECGivenCF1 AFZADE LCDFVertieal anglescongruentZE is a right anglePerpendicular lines form right angles3ZF is a right anglePerpendicular lines form right anglesZE ZFAll right angles are congruentAADE = ACDFAASDThe proof is incorrectV and step numberis the first unjustified step due to amissing prior stepVSulank ArawerK

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The proof below may or may not be correct. If the proof is incorrect, determine the first step number that is not justified and the reason it is not justified. Given: ED FD, AE 1 EC and CF1 AF. Prove: AADE ACDF. Step Statement Reason ED FD AE I EC Given CF1 AF ZADE LCDF Vertical angles are congruent 3. ZE is a right angle Perpendicular lines form right angles 4. ZF is a right angle Perpendicular lines form right angles ZE 2 LF All right angles are oongruent 6. AADE = ACDF AAS 5.

The proof below may or may not be correct. If the proof is incorrect, determine the first step number that is not justified and the reason it is not justified. Given: ED FD, AE 1 EC and CF1 AF. Prove: AADE ACDF. Step Statement Reason ED FD AE I EC Given CF1 AF ZADE LCDF Vertical angles are congruent 3. ZE is a right angle Perpendicular lines form right angles 4. ZF is a right angle Perpendicular lines form right angles ZE 2 LF All right angles are oongruent 6. AADE = ACDF AAS 5.

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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