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If x ≅ y, state the reason why lines p and q are parallel. answers:

Transitive property of parallel lines

Alternate exterior angles converse theorem

Corresponding angles converse theorem

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If x ≅ y, state the reason why lines p and q are parallel. answers: Transitive property-example-1

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lines p and q are parallel because they are kinda the same in every part even the hight.

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Answer:

Alternate exterior angles converse theorem.

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i just know :)

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