Chapter 6: Q20. (page 205)
Complete the proof if is given.
Short Answer
Statement | Reason |
a. | Given |
b. | Exterior angle is greater than any interior angle of the triangle |
c. | From a. |
d., or | Vertically opposite angles |
e. | From c. |
Chapter 6: Q20. (page 205)
Complete the proof if is given.
Statement | Reason |
a. | Given |
b. | Exterior angle is greater than any interior angle of the triangle |
c. | From a. |
d., or | Vertically opposite angles |
e. | From c. |
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