The diagram below shows a transversal line crossing through AB and CD. AB is parallel to CD.Given the information above, a student makes the claim 21 5. Her work to prove this claim is shown in the table below.StepStatementIt is given that AB || CD.21 2 23 therefore mz1 = m23323 = 25 therefore mz3 = mz5If mz1 = m23 and m23 = m25, then mz1=4m255Therefore 21 = 25Which reason best supports the statement she made in step 3 of her work?А.Vertical angles are congruent.В.Supplementary angles are congruent.s areС.Corresponding angles formed by two paralle lines are congruent.D.Alternate interior angles formed by two parallel lines are congruent.

Here, ∠3 & ∠5 lie between the parallel lines AB and CD on the opposite sides of the transversal.…

The diagram below shows a transversal line crossing through AB and CD. AB is parallel to CD. Given the information above, a student makes the claim 21 25. Her work to prove this claim is shown in the table below. Step Statement It is given that AB || CD. 21 23 therefore m21=m23 23 = 25 therefore m23=m25 If m21=m23 and m23 = m25, then m21 = m25 Therefore 41 25 1 2 3 Which reason best supports the statement she made in step 3 of her work? AO Vertical angles are congruent. B. Supplementary angles are congruent. C. Corresponding angles formed by two parallel lines are congruent. ) Alternate interior angles formed by two parallel lines are congruent. D.

The diagram below shows a transversal line crossing through AB and CD. AB is parallel to CD. Given the information above, a student makes the claim 21 25. Her work to prove this claim is shown in the table below. Step Statement It is given that AB || CD. 21 23 therefore m21=m23 23 = 25 therefore m23=m25 If m21=m23 and m23 = m25, then m21 = m25 Therefore 41 25 1 2 3 Which reason best supports the statement she made in step 3 of her work? AO Vertical angles are congruent. B. Supplementary angles are congruent. C. Corresponding angles formed by two parallel lines are congruent. ) Alternate interior angles formed by two parallel lines are congruent. D.

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Author:Swokowski

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Chapter10: Sequences, Series, And Probability

Section10.7: Distinguishable Permutations And Combinations

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