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Parallel Lines: Finding the Unknown

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Question 1

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Each diagram is formed by two parallel lines and a transversal. Write the equation you can use to find the value of the variable. Then include all support work for determining this value--you must include the support work to earn full credit on each problem.

Question 2

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Each diagram is formed by two parallel lines and a transversal. Write the equation you can use to find the value of the variable. Then include all support work for determining this value--you must include the support work to earn full credit on each problem.

Question 3

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Each diagram is formed by two parallel lines and a transversal. Write the equation you can use to find the value of the variable. Then include all support work for determining this value--you must include the support work to earn full credit on each problem.

Question 4

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Each diagram is formed by two parallel lines and a transversal. Write the equation you can use to find the value of the variable. Then include all support work for determining this value--you must include the support work to earn full credit on each problem.

Question 5

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Each diagram is formed by two parallel lines and a transversal. Write the equation(s) you can use to find the value of each variable, X and Y. Then include all support work for determining these values--you must include the support work to earn full credit on each problem.