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Identify the components of a mathematical proof

A mathematical or geometric proof is a logical argument consisting of a series of statements, each supported by a reason (such as definitions, postulates, properties, or previously proven theorems).

Match the dropdown options to the definition

The sentence in the image is: "A proof is composed of [Dropdown 1] and [Dropdown 2]."
The visible dropdown options include: "statements", "congruent angles", "congruent segments", "right angles".
The standard definition of a proof in geometry is that it is composed of statements and reasons.

Answer:

A proof is composed of <blank>statements</blank> and <blank>reasons</blank>.