Each tie on the railroad tracks is perpendicular to both of the tracks. What is the relationship between the two tracks? Justify your answer.
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The two tracks are perpendicular by the definition of complementary angles.
The two tracks are parallel by the converse of the same-side interior angles theorem.
The two tracks are perpendicular by the perpendicular transversal theorem.
The two tracks are parallel by the perpendicular transversal theorem.

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Each tie on the railroad tracks is perpendicular to both of the tracks. What is the relationship between the two tracks? Justify your answer.
https://www.connexus.com/content/media/451160-12162010-11455-PM-1791362534.png
The two tracks are perpendicular by the definition of complementary angles.
The two tracks are parallel by the converse of the same-side interior angles theorem.
The two tracks are perpendicular by the perpendicular transversal theorem.
The two tracks are parallel by the perpendicular transversal theorem.