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Ulleksa [173]
3 years ago
6

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Mathematics
1 answer:
slavikrds [6]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Statement 1:  UV ║ WZ

Statement 2: Points S,Q,R and T are all lie on the same plane.

Statement 3:  m<SQT=180 deg

Statement 4:  m<SQV + m<VQT = m<SQT

Statement 5:  m<SQV + m<VQT = 180 deg

Now, the next statement is as:

Statement 6:   which is statement III.  

(Same side interior angles theorem)  m<VQT + m<ZRS = 180 deg

Statement 7:  which is statement II.

(Substitution property of equality) m<SQV + m<VQT = m<VQT + m<ZRS

Statement 8:  m<SQV + m<VQT - m<VQT = m<VQT + m<ZRS - m<VQT

which is statement I.

(Subtraction property of equality)

So, the correct order of the given reasons to complete the proof is III, II, I.  

Step-by-step explanation:

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