1-2 pls and thank you PROPERTIES OF CONGRUENCEREFLEXIVE PROPERTY OFCONGRUENCESYMMETRIC PROPERTY OFCONGRUENCETRANSITIVE PROPERTY OFCONGRUENCEFor any geometric figure A, AB AIf Az B., then Ba AIf AB and BC , then A CAdditional Reasons for ProofsDEFINITIONSPOSTULATESPREVIOUSLY PROVED THEOREMSALGEBRAIC PROPERTIESElementary Geometric ProofsUsing DefinitionsGiven:XY = BCProve:XY = BCStatementsReasonsProve:m< A= m

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