triangle proof no cpctc Given: ZD ZC and ZC AB E ZDBA.Prove: AABC E ABAD.StepStatementReasonZD ZC1GivenZCAB ZDBAtryType of StatementDEANote: AC and DB are segments.

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triangle proof no cpctc

Given: ZD ZC and ZC AB E ZDBA.
Prove: AABC E ABAD.
Step
Statement
Reason
ZD ZC
1
Given
ZCAB ZDBA
try
Type of Statement
D
E
A
Note: AC and DB are segments.

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