In the figure, DF bisects ZEDG and DG bisects 2FDH. E
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Move angles and reasons to the table to prove LED ZGDH.
Statement
Reason
DF bisects ZEDG and DG bisects ZFDH.
Given
10.1=1.1
[1]=,...)
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ZEDFZGDH
ZEDF
[ZFDG)
ZGDH
LEDG
ZFDH
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Definition of bisector
Reflexive property of congruence
Transitive property of cong

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