49%10:30 AM4.Complete the two-column proof.Given: MFEH = m/ GFE = 90, EH = FGProve: HF= EGfrom Pearson Common Core - Section 4-4Notes and PracticeCRM 2.1 - Lesson 13StatementsReasons1) mZ FEH = MZGFE = 90, EH GF 1) Given2) ZFEH LEFG|2) _?3) EF = FE3)_?4) ?4) SAS5) HF = GE5)_?

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Chapter31: Customary Vernier Calipers And Height Gages

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Problem 18A: In Exercises 17 and 18, refer to the following sentence and to the following given vernier caliper...

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