Mathematics, 08.07.2019 17:10, rosemary909

In the figure, cd = ef and ab = ce. complete the statements to prove that ab = df.
cd + de = ef + de by the property of equality.
ce = cd + de and df = ef + de by .
ce = df by the property of equality.
given, ab = ce and ce = df implies ab = df by the property of equality.

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In the figure, cd = ef and ab = ce. complete the statements to prove that ab = df.
cd + de = e...