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please please please help, i need this TODAY. Given: angle A = angle 1, angle 2 = angle 3 Prove: AB = EC please provide your answer in a two column proof with statements and reasons

please please please help, i need this TODAY. Given: angle A = angle 1, angle 2 = angle 3 Prove: AB

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