Question

https://prnt.sc/lend3b

Answer 1

@Elsa213 @Pixel

Answer 2

@Eiwoh2

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@Tranquility

Answer 4

BOI he was already here x'D

Answer 5

@dude

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Dude

What type of lines are these lol

Answer 7

parallel

Answer 8

Yes, so the first box is definition of parallel lines

Answer 9

okay

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the second box?

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Definition of a right angle

Answer 12

You were right, just term needed

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the next one>?

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Definition of alternate exterior angles

Answer 15

that answer is already there.

Answer 16

Again, you might want to reformat ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

For the last left box, basically copy what you want to prove

\(\overline{GH}\_|\_\overline{AF}\)

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https://prnt.sc/lenptn
is that correct?

Answer 18

can you just copy paste the image, everything loads slowly here b/c of school wifi

I would suggest writing `Definition of alternate exterior angles` but it's still right as is technically

Answer 19

okay and what do i put for the last section
the right and left boxes?

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\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @dude

For the last left box, basically copy what you want to prove

\(\overline{GH}\_|\_\overline{AF}\)
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 21

and right box?

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What type of line are these?

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intersected?

Answer 24

Intersecting lines yes

`Definition of perpendicular lines` is the term

Answer 25

thank you i have one more question, may you help?

Answer 26

Uh sure

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https://prnt.sc/lenwd0

Answer 28

Well make a new post

Answer 29

okay