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Mathematics, 19.12.2021 03:00 becddjr
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Given: Line m is parallel to line n.
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Reason
Statement
S1 Line mis parallel to line n.
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R1. Given
S2 22 23
R2
S3 m22 m23
R3
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S4 21 and 23 form a Linear Pair
R4 Definition of Linear Pair
S5 21 is supplementary to 23
R5
S6m2 + m23 = 180°
R6 Definition of supplementary
S7
R7 Substitution Property of Equality
S8
R8 Definition of supplementary
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