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The information that is provided at the beginning of a proof is typically called the . . . |
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The first thing we do is to draw a segment from B to D. Items added to a geometric diagram to help with the proof are called . . . |
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We need to establish that in parallelogram ABCD, AB is parallel to DC and AD is parallel to BC. Our justification is . . . |
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In parallelogram ABCD, angle ABD is congruent to angle BDC because if we have parallel lines and a transversal, we know . . . |
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Using the transversal BD, we can show that in parallelogram ABCD . . . |
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We need to explicitly state that BD = BD. This idea that something is congruent to itself is called the . . . |
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We have parallelogram ABCD with the diagonal BD. The Angle-Side-Angle property establishes that . . . |
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We have parallelogram ABCD with the diagonal BD. We write AB is congruent to DC and AD is congruent to BC. Our last justification is . . . |
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Three letters traditionally found at the end of a proof are . . . |
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This proof can be found in Euclid's "Element" as Book I, Proposition 34. There is a famous story that a book seller refused to sell a copy of "Elements" to . . . |
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