2. 9. Which statement proves r||s if m<1 = 36 degrees Lines r and s are parallel. 1. 3 5. 6. 8. 7. O m<4 = 72 degrees m<2 = 144 degrees %3D m<8 = 90 degrees %3D O m<6 = 72 degrees %3D O m<7 = 36 degrees 0 non of Your resnonses will be emailed to schwab.tyler@student

2. 9. Which statement proves r||s if m<1 = 36 degrees Lines r and s are parallel. 1. 3 5. 6. 8. 7. O m<4 = 72 degrees m<2 = 144 degrees %3D m<8 = 90 degrees %3D O m<6 = 72 degrees %3D O m<7 = 36 degrees 0 non of Your resnonses will be emailed to schwab.tyler@student

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9. Which statement proves r||s if m<1 = 36 degrees
Lines r and s are parallel.
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O m<4 = 72 degrees
m<2 = 144 degrees
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m<8 = 90 degrees
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O m<6 = 72 degrees
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O m<7 = 36 degrees
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