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A proof always starts with the givens

The 4 th statement is SAS, so we know in the statements 1,2,3 we need to show 2 sets of sides are equal and 1 set of angles

statement 1. shows and AB = BC so we have a set of sides

statement 3 shows a set of angles are equal

We need statement 2 to show that another set of sides are equal

For side angle side to work, the angle must be included ( between the two sides)

We have AB and angle ABD so we need BD = BD

BD = BD by the reflexive property

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