S7.1 Proofs

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Proofs Related to the following theorems: - Complements of the same angle are congruent - Supplements of the same angle are congruent - Complements of congruent angles are congruent - Supplements of congruent angles are congruent - Vertical angles are congruent

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<p>Reason 2</p>

Reason 2

Definition of congruent angles

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<p>Reason 5</p>

Reason 5

Definition of complementary angles

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<p>Reason 6</p>

Reason 6

Definition of complementary angles

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<p>Reason 7</p>

Reason 7

Substitution

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<p>Reason 8</p>

Reason 8

Subtraction property of equality

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<p>Reason 9</p>

Reason 9

Definition of congruent angles

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<p>Reason 2</p>

Reason 2

Complements of the same angle are congruent

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<p>Reason 3</p>

Reason 3

Definition of congruent angles

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<p>Reason 5</p>

Reason 5

Definition of supplementary angles

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<p>Reason 6</p>

Reason 6

Substitution

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<p>Reason 7</p>

Reason 7

Definition of supplementary angles

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<p>Reason 3</p>

Reason 3

Definition of vertical angles

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<p>Reason 4</p>

Reason 4

Given

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<p>Reason 5</p>

Reason 5

Angles in a linear pair are supplementary

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<p>Reason 6</p>

Reason 6

Given

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<p>Reason 7</p>

Reason 7

Angles in a linear pair are supplementary

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<p>Reason 8</p>

Reason 8

Supplements of the same angle are congruent

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<p>Reason 2</p>

Reason 2

Definition of angle bisector

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<p>Reason 3</p>

Reason 3

Definition of congruent angles

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<p>Reason 4</p>

Reason 4

Definition of vertical angles

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<p>Reason 5</p>

Reason 5

Definition of congruent angles

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<p>Reason 6</p>

Reason 6

Transitive property

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<p>Reason 7</p>

Reason 7

Definition of congruent angles

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<p>Reason 2</p>

Reason 2

Given

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<p>Reason 3</p>

Reason 3

Definition of supplementary angles

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<p>Reason 4</p>

Reason 4

Supplements of the same angle are congruent

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<p>Reason 5</p>

Reason 5

Definition of isosceles triangle

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<p>Reason 2</p>

Reason 2

Definition of complementary angles

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<p>Reason 3</p>

Reason 3

Subtraction property of equality

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<p>Reason 4</p>

Reason 4

Property of the angle

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<p>Reason 5</p>

Reason 5

Property of equality

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<p>Reason 6</p>

Reason 6

Subtraction property of equality

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<p>Reason 7</p>

Reason 7

Definition of the acute angle

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<p>Reason 3</p>

Reason 3

Angles in a linear pair are supplementary

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<p>Reason 4</p>

Reason 4

Supplements of the same angle are congruent

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<p>Reason 5</p>

Reason 5

Definition of an isosceles triangle

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<p>Reason 1</p>

Reason 1

Given

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<p>Reason 2</p>

Reason 2

Linear pair

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<p>Reason 3</p>

Reason 3

Supplements of the same angle are congruent

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<p>Reason 4</p>

Reason 4

Substitution

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<p>Reason 5</p>

Reason 5

Addition property of equality

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<p>Reason 6</p>

Reason 6

Division property of equality

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<p>Reason 1</p>

Reason 1

Given

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<p>Reason 2</p>

Reason 2

Right angles are congruent

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<p>Reason 3</p>

Reason 3

Given

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<p>Reason 4</p>

Reason 4

Angles in a linear pair are supplementary

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<p>Reason 5</p>

Reason 5

Given

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<p>Reason 6</p>

Reason 6

Supplements of congruent angles are congruent

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<p>Reason 7</p>

Reason 7

Given

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<p>Reason 8</p>

Reason 8

ASA

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<p>Reason 9</p>

Reason 9

CPCTC

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<p>Reason 1</p>

Reason 1

Given

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<p>Reason 2</p>

Reason 2

Given

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<p>Reason 3</p>

Reason 3

Definition of vertical angles

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<p>Reason 4</p>

Reason 4

Vertically opposite angles are congruent

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<p>Reason 5</p>

Reason 5

SAS postulate

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<p>Reason 6</p>

Reason 6

Corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent

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<p>Reason 1</p>

Reason 1

Given

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<p>Reason 2</p>

Reason 2

Definition of a linear pair

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<p>Reason 3</p>

Reason 3

Angles in a linear pair are supplementary

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<p>Reason 4</p>

Reason 4

Supplements of same angle are congruent

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