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Point Q lies on AB. What definition, property, or postulate justifies the statement AQ + QB = AB?
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Point Q lies on AB. What definition, property, or postulate justifies the statement AQ + QB = AB?

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Answer:

Segment Addition Postulate.

Explanation:

The segment addition postulate justifies the statement:


AQ+QB=AB

To help this make sense, you are namely adding segments on a line in order to achieve a complete line segment.

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