James is given the diagram below and asked to prove that D is congruent to F. What would be the missing step of the proof?

Given: DE ≅ FE, and EO forms the angle bisector of ∠DEF.
Prove: D is congruent to F

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A. DEO is congruent to FEO
B. FED is congruent to DEO
C. DEO is congruent to OFE
D. DEF is congruent to EFO

Question

James is given the diagram below and asked to prove that D is congruent to F. What would be the missing step of the proof? 

Given: DE ≅ FE, and  EO forms the angle bisector of ∠DEF. 
Prove: D is congruent to F

http://media.apexlearning.com/Images/201306/28/e3aa6771-1f98-41c7-aa6f-f8b6d4abcddd.jpg

http://media.apexlearning.com/Images/201306/28/86b64a23-1925-4d58-9c94-1839041d83bc.JPG


A. DEO is congruent to FEO
B. FED is congruent to DEO
C. DEO is congruent to OFE
D. DEF is congruent to EFO

alphadxg · Answer

Here, lets discuss this. Which one do you think is the correct answer first?