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OpenStudy (leann01xxx):
OpenStudy (leann01xxx):
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OpenStudy (ilovebmth1234):
god i wish i could help anything but this lol i suck a ss at this :/ i sowwy
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OpenStudy (leann01xxx):
Its cool.
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OpenStudy (fortytherapper):
I used proofs 2, 3, and 5
Lets makes the fourth angle "Angle 4"
If we use 3.) And 5.) Then wouldn't that mean angles 1 and 3 would equal 2 and 4?
OpenStudy (leann01xxx):
It doesn't show an angle 4
OpenStudy (leann01xxx):
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
wait
OpenStudy (anonymous):
2. supplementary
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
7. parallel to each other
OpenStudy (fortytherapper):
2 and 3 are the same because their opppsite interior, right? 1 and 2 are supplementary, so that means 3 and the unknown angle (as we shall call 4 for now) are also supplements, because they are also opposite interior
OpenStudy (fortytherapper):
Supplementary angles = 180 degrees, which is a straight angle
It's the interior angles that make them parallel
OpenStudy (anonymous):
2. given
OpenStudy (anonymous):
4. <2 and <1 supplementary 4. same side interior
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