Two-Column Proof in geometry?
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Two-column geometric proofs are essentially just tables with a "Statements" column on the left and a column for "Reasons" on the right. The statements we make are going to be the steps we take toward solving our problem. With each statement, we must give a reason for why the statement is true. Reasons can consist of information given within the problem itself, definition, postulates, or theorems.


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