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Given, Prove and the Diagram Worksheet with Answer Key

8 problems on writing the Given and Prove of a proof from a figure or a statement: reading marks, finding values, choosing letters, and fixing faulty set-ups. 3 pages, with a worked answer key.

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  1. Read what a figure's marks tell you and what they do not.
  2. Write the Given and Prove for each statement and say what the diagram should mark.
  3. Use the figure and its marks to find x, y and several lengths and angles.
  4. Show a point is a midpoint from coordinates in a sketch not drawn to scale.
  5. Sketch every way the rays can sit when no figure is given.
  6. List the marks a diagram should and should not carry for an angle bisector set-up.
  7. Say what is wrong with each faulty set-up and fix it.
  8. Choose letters and write the Given and Prove for the interior angle bisectors statement.

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