Mathematics, 16.12.2020 01:00 tajanae11

Two lines are intersected by a third line. If Angle2 Is-congruent-to Angle6, which must be true about Angle2?

Two lines are intersected by a third line.

If Angle2 Is-congruent-to Angle6, which must be true a

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