Mathematics, 05.07.2019 04:30 maliyahsanmiguel

Chelsea drew two parallel lines kl and mn intersected by a transversal pq, as shown below: which theorem could chelsea use to show the measure of angle krp is equal to the measure of angle qrl? alternate exterior angles theorem alternate interior angles theorem same-side interior angles theorem vertical angles theorem

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Chelsea drew two parallel lines kl and mn intersected by a transversal pq, as shown below: which th...