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complete each proof by filling in the appropriate statements and reasons that are missing. Please need help.
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what are your thoughts? we can start from there
<3 and <4 are complementary angles.
what about <1 and <2?
They are also complementary angles
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but i see you have filled in all the answers correctly
I have to fill in answers in the white boxes.
you can use <4 and <2
<1 and <4
<2 and <3
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and all boxes are filled :)
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