Plz explain i'm stuck: Which figure shows the given in a proof of the theorem If two lines in a plane are cut by a transversal so that corresponding angles are congruent, then the lines are parallel? (It should show only the given.)

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

@hoblos can you help me out with this one plz

hoblos · Answer

do you know what corrisponding angels are?

anonymous · Answer

@hoblos checking my textbook now because i dont remember off the top of my head

hoblos · Answer

actually they are like those shown in the first and last options

anonymous · Answer

@hoblos My text book does a bad job at describing what a corresponding angel is

anonymous · Answer

wow my internet is tripping anyway i think i got it, SO corresponding angels are = angels on a intersecting line between two Parallel Lines

hoblos · Answer

yup... so can you now get the answer?

anonymous · Answer

I think its the first one because it shows the corresponding angel

hoblos · Answer

both the first and the last show corresponding angles...
but the first shows that the lines are parallel while the last dont

anonymous · Answer

And thats why its the first one :) because we dont know if the last one has parallel lines

hoblos · Answer

yup :)

anonymous · Answer

Your the best :)

hoblos · Answer

:D:D

anonymous · Answer

IM a supper star now! :)

hoblos · Answer

lol.... congrats :D