Question

PLEEEEEEASE HELP!

Answer 1

do you know What's an indirect proof?

Answer 2

yes, assuming that the opposite of of what we are trying to prove is true, right? @amir.sat

Answer 3

yes and then ...

Answer 4

For 11 would A be correct? @amir.sat

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

but what next?

Answer 7

for question 12 I don't know :( Maybe B or D? not sure @amir.sat

Answer 8

Indirect proof is a type of proof in which a statement to be proved is assumed false and if the assumption leads to an impossibility, then the statement assumed false has been proved to be true.

Answer 9

this maybe help u :
http://www.icoachmath.com/math_dictionary/Indirect_Proof.html

Answer 10

I understand the concept of the theorem, but I am not sure which answer I would choose @amir.sat

Answer 11

'cmon if the assumption leads to an impossibility that mean a contradiction
then the statement assumed false has been proved to be true.

Answer 12

@amir.sat would D be correct then?

Answer 13

g II c just when m< 1 = m< 2

Answer 14

Aaaaaaa gosh :( I am such a loser. C is correct!!! right?

Answer 15

oh gosh
u were right at first

Answer 16

Yeah I am sorry for bothering you :(

Answer 17

if u wanna prove it indirect
first we assume that our prove is wrong that mean G||C so after that as jhonyy9 said m< 1 = m< 2 but the information tell different that mean a contradiction
so G is not parallel to C