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Assemble the proof by dragging tiles to the statements and reasons columns.

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Assemble the proof by dragging tiles to the statements and reasons columns. PLEASE-example-1
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m<ABD = 52 Given

BC bisects <ABD Given

m<ABC = m<CBD Definition of angle bisector.

m<ABC +m<CBD = m<ABD Angle addition postulate.

m<ABC +m<CBD = 52 Substitution

m<ABC + m<ABC= 52 Substitution

2m<ABC = 52 Combining like angles

2(m<ABC) = 52 Addition

m<ABC=26 Division Property

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m<ABD = 52 Given

BC bisects <ABD Given

m<ABC = m<CBD Definition of angle bisector.

m<ABC +m<CBD = m<ABD Angle addition postulate.

m<ABC +m<CBD = 52 Substitution

m<ABC + m<ABC= 52 Substitution

2m<ABC = 52 Combining like angles

m<ABC = 26 Division property of equality.

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