Mathematics, 27.01.2020 15:31 chycooper101

Line p and line q are a. parallel b. not parallel, because the two given alternate interior angles are not congruent c. not parallel, because the two given corresponding angles are not congruent d. not parallel, because the two given consecutive interior angles are not supplementary

Line p and line q are a. parallel b. not parallel, because the two given alternate interior angles

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