This Quiz: 40 pts possiblIn the accompanying figure, ABCD is a trapezoid in which AD||BC and AD > BC. Prove that if AB = CD, then ZA ZD.BLet E be a point on AD such that AB||CE. Thenv and therefore AB CE CD.V and thatThis implies thatThe anglesV are also congruent due to beingV ZA ZD.Therefore, becauseClick to select your answer(s).3:25 PM2/27/2021II

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the accompanying figure, ABCD is a trapezoid in which AD||BC and AD> BC. Prove that if AB CD, then ZAa ZD. A. Let E be a point on AD such that AB||CE. Then Vand therefore AB CE CD. This implies that V and that The angles V are also congruent due to being V ZA ZD. Therefore, because

the accompanying figure, ABCD is a trapezoid in which AD||BC and AD> BC. Prove that if AB CD, then ZAa ZD. A. Let E be a point on AD such that AB||CE. Then Vand therefore AB CE CD. This implies that V and that The angles V are also congruent due to being V ZA ZD. Therefore, because

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