Question

What is the reason for step 3 in this proof?
A) Using point-slope formula
B) Definition of parallel lines
C) Transitive property of equality
D) Reflective property of equality
E) Definition of midpoint

Answer 1

@lakota1999

Answer 2

ok got it

Answer 3

this is the one i was thinking A or D

Answer 4

d?

Answer 5

?

Answer 6

ya d

Answer 7

thanks :3

Answer 8

next question

Answer 9

post it on this one

Answer 10

okay this one is mainly in picture cause i had to screen shot all this i wasnt able to copy and paste

Answer 11

part 3

Answer 12

?

Answer 13

it all goes together i couldnt get it in one shot but in part 3 i have to find out what goes in the blanks it should have options

Answer 14

damm slow down

Answer 15

okay step 3's answer options are:
A. Alternate interior angles theorem

B. Vertical angles theorem

C. Alternate exterior angles theorem

and Answer Options for Step 9 are:
A. Converse of alternate exterior angles theorem
B. Converse of alternate interior angles theorem
C. Converse of corresponding angles theorem
D. Converse of exterior angles theorem

Answer 16

sorry v.v

Answer 17

d

Answer 18

i dont work that fast

Answer 19

D for step 9? right

Answer 20

yes

Answer 21

no i know that i just confused myself at how i was reading the question and how i was explaining it im sorry i got it all now though lol okay now what about step 3?

Answer 22

ugh !

Answer 23

im lost

Answer 24

ok first of all get the questions in order

Answer 25

okay just focus on part 1 okay look at step three which one is it ?
A. Alternate interior angles theorem B. Vertical angles theorem C. Alternate exterior angles theorem

Answer 26

they are i sent the actual questions in the comment i sent this
"okay step 3's answer options are: A. Alternate interior angles theorem B. Vertical angles theorem C. Alternate exterior angles theorem and Answer Options for Step 9 are: A. Converse of alternate exterior angles theorem B. Converse of alternate interior angles theorem C. Converse of corresponding angles theorem D. Converse of exterior angles theorem"

Answer 27

ok post step 3 and the answers in one

Answer 28

okay step 3's answer options are: A. Alternate interior angles theorem B. Vertical angles theorem C. Alternate exterior angles theorem

Answer 29

c i think

Answer 30

okat C for step 3 and D for step 9 right lol

Answer 31

ok next question

Answer 32

can u email me i really need to talk to someone

Answer 33

lakotacalkins@gmail.com