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Chapter 4.4, Problem 8E
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If ∠ H       a n d       ∠ J are supplementary in HJKL, are ∠ K       a n d       ∠ L necessarily supplementary also?

Chapter 4.4, Problem 8E, If HandJ are supplementary in HJKL, are KandL necessarily supplementary also?

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To explain:

The angles ∠K   and    ∠L are supplementary.

Explanation

Consider the following trapezoid HJKL.

It is given that, in a given trapezoid ∠H   and    ∠J are supplementary.

It represents HL and JK are parallel lines and these two lines are cut by a transversal HJ and LK

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