My files - OneDrive period 1 O period 2 O period 3 period 4 Conditional Statem.. 3.4 Show What You Know: Algebraic Proof Match the justification to each step of the deductive reasoning about this picture: -6x- C 8D 3x + 7 CD + DE = CE 8+ (2z + 7) ='6z 3z + 15 = 6z 15 = 3z I = 5 CE = 6(5) : Segment Addition Postulate : Addition/Subtraction Property of Equality : Multiplication/Division Property of Equality : Substitution : Combining like terms/simplifying

My files - OneDrive period 1 O period 2 O period 3 period 4 Conditional Statem.. 3.4 Show What You Know: Algebraic Proof Match the justification to each step of the deductive reasoning about this picture: -6x- C 8D 3x + 7 CD + DE = CE 8+ (2z + 7) ='6z 3z + 15 = 6z 15 = 3z I = 5 CE = 6(5) : Segment Addition Postulate : Addition/Subtraction Property of Equality : Multiplication/Division Property of Equality : Substitution : Combining like terms/simplifying

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 63RE

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