Triangle ABC is shown below. Triangle ABC; line passes through points D, B, and E Given: ∆ABC Prove: All three angles of ∆ABC add up to 180°. The flow chart with missing reason proves the measures of the interior angles of ∆ABC total 180°. Which reason can be used to fill in the numbered blank space? Associative Property of Addition Triangle Exterior Angle Theorem Angle Addition Postulate Commutative Property of Addition http://assets.openstudy.com/updates/attachments/4fc63cc2e4b022f1e12daa02-scarletchains-1338391770089-geo1.bmp
hmm not sure why you can't just use the alternate interior angle theorem again
idk:/ i dont understand this stuff!:/
and these are the only choices possible?
yes!
alright, one sec
ok thanks:)
the only thing that comes close is Triangle Exterior Angle Theorem, but even that isn't the true answer...so there has to be something missing but if I were to guess, that'd be my answer
the true answer should be "alternate interior angles", but sadly that's not an answer choice
let me know how it works out
ok i will.... thank you so much hun ur a lifesaver! :)
you're welcome
it was wrong:/
dang...did it say which one it was?
no it didnt:( grrr its ok thanks for tryin!
yeah tell me about it, it's very frustrating when the correct answer isn't even on the list and they won't even tell you the correct answer.
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