complete the argument, give a reason for each step, HI

Given:  HI=8, IJ=8, segment IJ congruent segment JH

 

Prove:  segment HI congruent segment JH
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HI=8, IJ=8 If two segments have the same length, then they are congruent

HI is congruent to IJ

Given that IJ is congruent to JH

Then HI is congruent to JH by the transitive property of congruence.
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