Write the reasons that justify the statements.6.CTABKRGiven: AABC = ARSTProve: AK > RSStatements of proof:1. AABC = ARST2. AB3. AK4. AK > AB5. AK > RSRS, or AB = RSAB + BKS7.

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Write the reasons that justify the statements. 6. C T A BKR Given: AABC = ARST Prove: AK > RS Statements of proof: 1. AABC = ARST 2. AB = RS, or AB = RS 3. AKAB + BK 4. AK > AB 5. AK > RS 7.