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Complete the following two-column proof by
providing a reason for each statement.
K
H
5G
Statements
TT.
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Given: His a right angle, HK HI
GL LJ,and KL = LI
=
Prove: AHGI= AHJK
Reasons
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Transcribed Image Text:Given: <His a right angle, HK = HI
GL LJ and KL = LI
Prove: AHGI
AHJK
Statements
His a right angle,
HK = HI¹
GL = LJ, and
KL = LI
2H = 2H
GI= GL+LI
KJ = KL+LJ
GI = LJ+LI
Reasons
Reason 1
Reason 2
Reason 3
Reason 4
KJ = LI+LJ
GI = KJ
Reason 5
AHGI = AHJK Reason 6
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