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Which theorem could Chelsea use to show the measure of angle KPR is equal to the measure of angle QRL?
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Which theorem could Chelsea use to show the measure of angle KPR is equal to the measure of angle QRL?
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Which theorem could Chelsea use to show the measure of angle KPR is equal to the measure of angle QRL?
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KPS is not an angle, unless we're consented to construct otherwise.
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B) Alternate Interior Angle Theorem
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