Mathematics, 26.12.2019 23:31 jayy6863

Astudent was given the following diagram and asked to prove that angle 1 ≈ angle 2. what would be the reason for the second step in the proof? given: line a and line b are parallel. prove: angle 1 ≈ angle 2

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