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Which of the following is not an acceptable form of justification to use in geometry when justifying statements about segments and angles?

Atheorems
Bpostulates
Cassumptions
Ddefinitions

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Something that is not an acceptable form of justification to use in geometry when justifying statements about segments and angles is assumptions.

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c. assumptions

Explanation:

There are no assumptions in the study of geometry. Mathematics is correct when it comes to angles, by means of theorems, postulates and scientifically proven definitions. Assumptions are not appropriate in geometry. For example, the Pythagorean theorem is used to solve problems, but no assumption is made about a triangle, for example.

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