Andy C. answered 09/27/17
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Given:
angle1 + angle2 = 90;
angle1 = angle3;
angle2 = angle4;
Since angle1 + angle2 = 90 is given
angle3 + angle4 = 90 by substituting angle1 = angle3 and angle2=angle4.
Therefore angle3 and angle4 are complementary since they add up to 90, by definition of complementary angles.
End of proof
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STEP / REASON FORM
1) angle1 and angle2 are complmentary : given
2) angle1 + angle2 = 90 : definition of complementary angles
3) angle1 = angle3 and angle2 = angle4 : given
3) angle3 + angle4 = 90 : substitution of angle1 and angle2 with angle3 and angle4, respecitvely
4) angle 3 and angle4 are complementary : definition of complementary angles