James is given the diagram below and asked to prove that d is congruent to f. what would be the missing step of the proof? given: de ≅ fe, and eo forms the angle bisector of ∠def. prove: d is congruent to f a. deo is congruent to feo b. fed is congruent to deo c. deo is congruent to ofe d. def is congruent to efo

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Humberto Hansen

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20 September, 15:22

James is given the diagram below and asked to prove that d is congruent to f. what would be the missing step of the proof? given: de ≅ fe, and eo forms the angle bisector of ∠def. prove: d is congruent to f a. deo is congruent to feo b. fed is congruent to deo c. deo is congruent to ofe d. def is congruent to efo

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The correct answer to this question is letter " a. deo is congruent to feo." James is given the diagram below and asked to prove that d is congruent to f. The missing step of the proof is that deo is congruent to feo.