Given: AB = CE CD = EF Prove: AB = DF Proof: 1 What is the next step in the given proof? Choose the most logical approach.

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Given: AB = CE

CD = EF

Prove:
AB = DF

Proof:

1
What is the next step in the given proof? Choose the most logical approach.

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Answer:

AB=CE

CD=EF

AB=DF

DE=FG

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