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Type: Multiple-Choice
Category: Quadrilaterals
Level: Grade 10
Standards: HSG-SRT.B.5
Author: nsharp1
Created: 4 years ago

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For the following proof, choose the correct missing statements and reasons in the questions below.

Given that ΔAFBΔEDC, ¯BC || ¯FD, mBFE=90°, and points A,F,E are collinear, prove that quadrilateral BCDF is a rectangle.

Trapezoid ABCDEF

            Statement           Reason
1.mBFE=90°1.Given
2.A,F,E are collinear2.Given
3.mAFB+mBFE=180°3.
4.4.Substitution Property of Equality
5.mAFB=180°-90°5.Subtraction Property of Equality
6.mAFB=90°6.Algebra (subtract)
7.ΔAFBΔEDC7.Given
8.8.Corr. angles of congruent triangles congruent
9.mAFB=mEDC9.Definition congruent angles
10.90°=mEDC10.Substitution Property of Equality
11.¯BC || ¯DF11.Given
12.mEDC+mBCD=180°12.
13.90°+mBCD=180°13.Substitution Property of Equality
14.mBCD=180°-90°14.Subtraction Property of Equality
15.mBCD=90°15.Algebra (subtract)
16.mBFE+mEDC+mBCD+     mCBF=360°16.
17.90°+90°+90°+mCBF=360°17.Substitution Property of Equality
18.270°+mCFB=360°18.Algebra (add)
19.mCFB=360°-270°19.Subtraction Property of Equality
20.mCFB=90°20.Algebra (subtract)
21.BFE, EDC, BCD, CBF     are right angles21.Definition of right angles
22.Quad. BCDF is a rectangle22.Quad. with 4 right angles is a rectangle

Grade 10 Quadrilaterals CCSS: HSG-SRT.B.5

What is the missing statement in step 4?
  1. mAFB+mBFE=mAFE
  2. 90°+90°=180°
  3. mAFB+90°=180°
  4. 90°+mBFE=180°