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Help with geometry need fast

Help with geometry need fast
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Help with geometry need fast

Help with geometry need fast-example-1
User Paulo Fidalgo
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Answer:

No

Step-By-Step Step-by-step explanation:

m<2 and m<3 are same side interior angles.

That means that the sum of them has to be 180 for the lines to be parallel.

They equal 190 in this problem.

So no, lines f and g are not parallel.

User NorCalKnockOut
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