Given Isosceles Trapezoids ABCD;
CD = CE
Prove ABCE is a parallelogram.
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
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just type in the answers i'll come back
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you're s'posed to work with the helper...
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OpenStudy (zepp):
Should I post the answers?
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sure!
OpenStudy (zepp):
If you only ask for the answer do you know what you'll really get?
Odds are you won't understand the concept;
When the exams arrive would I be on your sides?
I may not accomplish what you expect.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
... i'm not just asking for it, i really don't know how to do it. i need to know the steps of course
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
all I know that a parallelogram is supposed to have parallel lines, on both sides, but i can't find anything that proves that.
OpenStudy (zepp):
Alright, "Given Isosceles Trapezoids ABCD"
What can you say about the trapezoid ABCD?