 Solve and algebraic equation and provide a justification for each step.  Identify which property of equality or congruence is being used.

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 Solve and algebraic equation and provide a justification for each step.  Identify which property of equality or congruence is being used.

A proof is an argument that uses logic, definitions, properties, and previously proven statements to show that a conclusion is true. If you’ve ever simplified an expression or solved and equation in Algebra, then you’ve done a proof.

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Solve and algebraic equation and provide a justification for each step.

Identify which property of equality or congruence is being used.

 Solve and algebraic equation and provide a justification for each step.  Identify which property of equality or congruence is being used.