Given: M<1 =59, M<2+=59  

Prove: M<1=M<2  

Statements: 1.)M<1=59, M<2 = 59

2.) 59 =m<2

3.) m<1, M<2

Reasons:

1.) Given

2.) Symmetric property equality

3.) __________
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