1. Create a list of at least 10 "reasons" you may use in a proof.

2. Provide an example of what each term you have listed may look like.

3. How can you tell if lines are parallel, perpendicular, or neither?

Example (for parts 1 and 2) :

Multiplication property: x/2 = 5
x = 10

i dont get this please help

Question

1. Create a list of at least 10 "reasons" you may use in a proof.

2. Provide an example of what each term you have listed may look like.

3. How can you tell if lines are parallel, perpendicular, or neither?



Example (for parts 1 and 2) :

Multiplication property:     x/2 = 5
                                          x = 10

i dont get this please help

anonymous · Answer

reasons are just proven theorems or definitions. 
(a*b)+c = (a+c)(b+c)
that kinda stuff with the name 
there are many ways to tell with lines id say something with vectors but i dont think thats of any help, just read the textbook

anonymous · Answer

it wasnmt in a text book what i coppied was all they gave me