Given: AD || EH, IK || JL, P E B F C G D HA Prove: m/BCG = 90° Which of the statements are valid regarding completing the proof? Select all of the correct answers.

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Given: AD || EH, IK || JL, P

E
B
F
C
G
D
HA
Prove: m/BCG = 90°
Which of the statements are valid regarding completing the proof?
Select all of the correct answers.

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