Question

question 7 of 10 which of the following can be used to explain a statement in a geometric proof? check all that apply. a. definition b. conjecture c. theorem d. corollary e. postulate

Explanation:

In geometric proofs, valid justifications include definitions (precise term descriptions), theorems (proven statements), corollaries (direct theorem/postulate results), and postulates (accepted truths without proof). Conjectures are unproven and not used.

Answer:

A. Definition, C. Theorem, D. Corollary, E. Postulate