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Use the hint below to complete the following proof on lined paper. HINT: Show that AC = BD so $ riangle ACE cong riangle DBF$ . Hence, $angle EAC cong angle FBD$ In the diagram, if AB = CD, BF = CE, FB $perp$ AD, and EC $perp$ AD , prove that AE || FD

          Use the hint below to complete the following proof on lined paper.
HINT: Show that AC = BD so
$	riangle ACE cong 	riangle DBF$
. Hence,
$angle EAC cong angle FBD$
In the diagram, if
AB = CD, BF = CE, FB $perp$ AD, and EC $perp$ AD
, prove that
AE || FD

Use the hint below to complete the following proof on lined paper.
HINT: Show that AC = BD so
riangle ACE cong riangle DBF
. Hence,
angle EAC cong angle FBD
In the diagram, if
AB = CD, BF = CE, FB perp AD, and EC perp AD
, prove that
AE || FD

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Geometry A Common Core Curriculum

Ron Larson, Laurie Boswell 1st Edition

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Solved by Expert Jeremiah Mbaria

03/22/2022

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Use the hint below to complete the following proof on lined paper: HINT: Show that AC = BD so ΔACE ≅ ΔDBF. Hence, ∠EAC ≅ ∠FBD. In the diagram, AB = CD, BF = CE, FB ∘ AD, and EC ∘ AD. Prove that AE || FD.