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ab118214:

Given: A, B, and C are rt. 's Prove: ABCD is Which of the following reasons would complete the proof in lines 3 and 5? Definition of parallel. Two lines to same line are parallel. Definition of right angles.

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Creed:

" rt. 's" right triangles:?

ab118214:

i think so..

Creed:

I am going to say option B.) as the definition states; "Theorem: Two or more lines which are parallel to the same line will be parallel to each other. Consider a line l, and consider two more lines m and n such that l ∥ ∥ m and l ∥ ∥ n, as shown below: The distance between l and m is x, and the distance between l and n is y." According to cue math; https://www.cuemath.com/geometry/lines-parallel-to-the-same-line/#:~:text=Theorem%3A%20Two%20or%20more%20lines%20which%20are%20parallel,the%20distance%20between%20l%20and%20n%20is%20y. I hope that helps! Sincerely, ℂ𝕣𝕖𝕖𝕕

jhonyy9:

A, B, and C are rt. 's so this mean A,B and C are right angles

jhonyy9:

@Creed

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