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1 Lesson # 2 Definition of Angle Bisector GivenTransitiveGiven

2 Lesson # 3 Substitution Substitution Definition of Right Angle Definition of Right Angle Given Given Angle Addition Postulate Angle Addition Postulate Subtraction Subtraction

3 Assignment #1 Transitive Transitive Definition of Midpoint Definition of Midpoint Given Given Substition Substition

4 Assignment #2 Given Given Transitive Transitive Definition of Angle Bisector Definition of Angle Bisector Given Given

5 Assingnment #3 Transitive Transitive Given Given Definition of Congruent Definition of Congruent Definition of Straight Angle Definition of Straight Angle

6 Assignment #3 to #6 #3 Definition of Straight Angle Given Definition of Congruent Transitive #4 Definition of Supplementary Angles Transitive Given Definition of Linear Pair #5 Definition of Congruent Definition of Linear Pair Given Definition of Angle Bisector Substitution #6 Substitution Definition of Complementary Given Definition of Complementary Substitution

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