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Mathematics, 18.12.2020 20:00, ilovepuppieslol4805

James wants to prove the base angles Theorem his two column proof shown below fill in the correct statement and reasons to complete James proof. Given ;PQ is congruent to QR , SQ bisects angle PQR
prove :angle P is congruent to Angle R


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