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. What is the "statement" for step 3 of the proof?
Given: <A < B,AE = BE
Prove: AAED ABED
D.
REASON
STATEMENT
1.<A <B
2. AE BE
3. ?
4. AAED ABED
1. Given
2.?
3. Vertical Angle Theorem
4. ?
) 4EDA4DCB
O 4AED4BEC
) DE=CE
O 4AED 4CED
8.

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