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Which can be used to prove d perpendicular to t? I need an explanation on how to determine this.
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we have this drawing |dw:1414291830949:dw|
|dw:1414291879910:dw|
we know line s and line t are parallel because of these arrow markers |dw:1414291913745:dw|
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so that means these corresponding angles are congruent (ie equal) |dw:1414291939375:dw|
so we know the angle made from lines t and d is 90 degrees |dw:1414291974320:dw|
which is enough to prove that line t is perpendicular to line d (by the very definition of what perpendicular lines are)
So it would be Definition of Perpendicular Transversal Theorem
that sounds right
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