Suppose that two lines, AB and CD, are intersected by a transversal. Which of the following reasons alone could be used to show that the lines are parallel?

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Rilke Petrosky asked Apr 9, 2023

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Suppose that two lines, AB and CD, are intersected by a transversal.

Which of the following reasons alone could be used to show that the lines are parallel?

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Answer: A, B

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A and B are unique to parallel lines, C and D are not.

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