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Identify the reason that justifies the statement. "If PQ + RS = PS and RS = XY, then PQ + XY = PS" A. Symmetric Property B. Segment Addition Postulate C. Substitution …

Identify the reason that justifies the statement. "If PQ + RS = PS and RS = XY, then PQ + XY = PS" A. Symmetric Property B. Segment Addition Postulate C. Substitution …
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Identify the reason that justifies the statement.

"If PQ + RS = PS and RS = XY,

then PQ + XY = PS"


A. Symmetric Property


B. Segment Addition Postulate


C. Substitution Property


D. Transitive Property

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Answer is substitution property
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Answer:c

Step-by-step explanation:

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