Complete the table Supply the missing statements or reasons to complete the proof of the following.1. Given: G L;V B;TG = ULSTATEMENTSREASONS1.1. GivenProve: AGIV ALUB2. ZV E ZB2.onslgno xehs3.3.Given4. AGIV ALUB4.

To complete the given table. Here, given that ∠G≅∠L; ∠V≅∠B & IG≅UL

Answered: Supply the missing statements or…

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Supply the missing statements or reasons to complete the proof of the tollowing. 1. Given: ZG L;V LB; IG = UL STATEMENTS REASONS 1. 1. Given Prove: AGIV E ALUB 2. ZV ZB 2. 3. 3.Given 4. AGIV E ALUB