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Jeremy was proving the following theorem

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Answer:

The statement that best represents step 5 of Jeremy's proof is;


m\angle P+m\angle Q+m\angle R=m\angle P+m\angle Q+m\angle V

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the statement 2 and 4 in the attached proof;

2.


\begin{gathered} m\angle Q=m\angle T \\ m\angle P=m\angle S \end{gathered}

Reason: definition of congruency.

4.


m\angle P+m\angle Q+m\angle R=m\angle S+m\angle T+m\angle V

Reason: Transitive property of equality.

substituting statement 2 into statement 4, we will replace angle S with angle P and angle T with angle Q.

So, we will have;

5.


m\angle P+m\angle Q+m\angle R=m\angle P+m\angle Q+m\angle V

Reason: substitution property.

Therefore, the statement that best represents step 5 of Jeremy's proof is;


m\angle P+m\angle Q+m\angle R=m\angle P+m\angle Q+m\angle V

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