Help with a geometry proof! PLEASE HELP! According to the given information, segment AB is parallel to segment DC and segment BC is parallel to segment AD.. Using a straightedge, extend segment AB and place point P above point B. By the same reasoning, extend segment AD and place point T to the left of point A. Angles BCD and PBC are congruent by the Alternate Interior Angles Theorem. Angles PBC and BAD are congruent by the Corresponding Angles Theorem. By the _________ Property of Equality, angles BCD and BAD are congruent. Angles ABC and BAT are congruent by the Alternate Interior Theorem
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Is there a figure?
yes let me post it
What is given, and what are you trying to prove?
segment AB is parallel to segment DC
oh yeah and there are answer choices
A.Addition Transitive B.Reflexive Reflexive C.Substitution Reflexive D.Transitive Transitive
Is this a two column proof? If so, can you write it so I can see what the two columns are. Also, I don't even know what you are looking for? Is it a missing reason?
its a paragraph proof
you are supposed to find the missing property of the proof
Ok. what do you need to do? Fill in the "________" you left above?
yeah
According to the given information, segment AB is parallel to segment DC and segment BC is parallel to segment AD. Using a straightedge, extend segment AB and place point P above point B. By the same reasoning, extend segment AD and place point T to the left of point A. Angles BCD and PBC are congruent by the Alternate Interior Angles Theorem. Angles PBC and BAD are congruent by the Corresponding Angles Theorem. By the _________ Property of Equality, angles BCD and BAD are congruent. Angles ABC and BAT are congruent by the Alternate Interior Theorem
I'm doing this just so I can read the info.
ok
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Angles BAT and CDA are congruent by the Corresponding Angles Theorem. By the __________ Property of Equality, ∠ABC is congruent to ∠CDA. Consequently, opposite angles of parallelogram ABCD are congruent.
Ok, I got it.
thats the part right after the part that says the alternate interior theorem
What property is this: If a = b, and b = c, then a = c?
substitution?
Substitution does work, but there is another property that works.
which?
I have a question for you. Why does each of your choices have two names of properties? For example, why is A. Addition, Transitive?
i posted it just now
Is there another blank that we need to fill and they are giving us the two answers in each choice?
it would only let me type 600 characters there was a little more
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