What additional information is needed to show that quadrilateral WXYZ is trapezoid? A) LZ = LX B) WX = YZ C) WZ< XY D) WZ || XY

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What additional information is needed to show that quadrilateral WXYZ is

trapezoid?
A) LZ = LX
B) WX = YZ
C) WZ< XY
D) WZ || XY

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B) WX = YZ yes that one

Terry Nederveld answered Dec 7, 2023

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