1. Given: (angle HIJ cong angle KIJ) (angle IJH cong angle IJK) Prove: ( riangle HIJ cong riangle KIJ) Chapter 5 Proofs Statements 1. 2. Reasons 1. 2. 3. (overline{IJ} cong overline{IJ}) 3. 4. 4. H K J A 2. Given: (overline{AE} cong overline{CE}), (overline{AB} cong overline{CD}) E is the midpoint of (overline{BD}). Prove: ( riangle EAB cong riangle ECD) C B D E Statements Reasons 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. (overline{BE} cong overline{ED}) 4. Definition of 5. 5.
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