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A. Consecutive interior angles converse B. Consecutive exterior angles theorem C. Linear pair theorem D. Transitive property of congruence ​
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A. Consecutive interior angles converse

B. Consecutive exterior angles theorem
C. Linear pair theorem
D. Transitive property of congruence ​

A. Consecutive interior angles converse B. Consecutive exterior angles theorem C. Linear-example-1
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The answer is A this is coming from a high school dropout twin
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