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Given: AOB is a right angle
Prove: mBOC = 90°
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Since
AOB is a right angle, it is 90°. AOB is supplementary to BOC,
so m AOB + m BOC = 180°. By the substitution property of equality,
90 + m BOC = 180°. Applying the subtraction property of equality,
m BOC = 90%.
What statement is missing from the proof?

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The missing piece of information in the proof is that m∠DOA and m∠BOC are vertical opposite angles.

How to find vertically opposite angles?

We want to prove that m∠BOC = 90°.

We are given that m∠AOB is a right angle triangle. Thus;

m∠BOC must also be equal to 90°

Now, since m∠BOC and m∠AOB are right angles, then it means that we must equally say that m∠DOA and m∠BOC are vertical opposite angles and they are as such equal.

Thus, the missing piece of information in the proof is that m∠DOA and m∠BOC are vertical opposite angles.

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