Complete the proof in the images, answer options are also provided. Complete the proof that 2GOCF ZDAE in the construction above.StatementReasonCF- AEBoth circles have radi of the same length.Both circles have radi of the same length.ED = FGBoth circles have radi of the same length.3.AADESide-side-side congruence (1, 2, 3)4ZGCF ZDAECongruent parts of congruent triangles are congruent (6).2ΔADESide sid43.ZGCFEngru4CG= AE'ACGFAECG= ADAGFCAFGCCG= DE5. Given:- The circles centered at points A and C have radii of length AE.• The circles centered at points E and F have radii of length ED.A|DBEF

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Complete the proof that ZGCF ZDAE in the construction above. Statement Reason 1. CF= AE Both circles have radi of the same length. 2 Both circles have radi of the same length. 3. ED = FG Both circles have radi of the same length. 4. AADE Side-side-side congruence (1,2,3) 5 LGCF S LDAE Congruent parts of congruent triangles are congruent (6). 2 AADE Side sid 4 ZGCF ngru 4 CG= AE ACGF AE CG= AD AGFC AFGC CG = DE 3. 5.

Complete the proof that ZGCF ZDAE in the construction above. Statement Reason 1. CF= AE Both circles have radi of the same length. 2 Both circles have radi of the same length. 3. ED = FG Both circles have radi of the same length. 4. AADE Side-side-side congruence (1,2,3) 5 LGCF S LDAE Congruent parts of congruent triangles are congruent (6). 2 AADE Side sid 4 ZGCF ngru 4 CG= AE ACGF AE CG= AD AGFC AFGC CG = DE 3. 5.

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

7th Edition

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Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Publisher:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

Chapter6: Circles

Section6.2: More Angle Measures In The Circle

Problem 37E: The larger circle is inscribed in a square with sides of length 4cm. The smaller circle is tangent...

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