3. Given: WXZ ZYXZWConclusion: ?Conclusion:Reason:

3) Given: ∠WXZ≅∠YXZ To find: Conclusion and reason

Answered: 3. Given: WXZ ZYXZ W Conclusion: ?

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Chapter1: Line And Angle Relationships

Section1.3: Introduction To Geometric Proof

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