Which of the following are parts of a two-column proof? Select all that apply.

statements

reasons

prove statement

given statement

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is all of the options given. A formal 2-column proof contains the following components are statements, reasons, prove statement and given statement. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.

The correct answer is:

All of the options are in a two-column proof.

Explanation:

In a two-column proof, we start with a list of "given" statements. This is the series of statements we begin with in the proof.

Below this, we are given a "prove" statement; this is the statement we are to be working to prove throughout the proof.

We then write two columns; one is labeled "statements," in which we will use steps to get from the "given" to the "prove" statement.

The second column is labeled "reasons" or "justifications"; in this column we justify using theorems, definitions and postulates the statements we use in the proof.