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what allows you to say ac=fh1) distributive property 2) addition property 3) symmetric property 4) substitution property

what allows you to say ac=fh1) distributive property 2) addition property 3) symmetric-example-1
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We know that


AB=GH,BC=FG

To prove that AC=FH, we need to use the sum of segments property.

According to the given graph, segment AC is formed by


AC=AB+BC

Similarly, FH is defined


FH=FG+GH

But, we know by given that AB=GH and BC=FG, that means we can replace this on either equation


AB=AB+BC\rightarrow AB=GH+FG

Using the commutative property, we have


AB=GH+FG=FG+GH

And we know that FH=FG+GH, so


AB=FG+GH=FH

Therefore, AB=FH.

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