Lesson 11 Proving Parallel Lines

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Based on the two angles to the left, which two lines can be known to be congruent?

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Why are they or are they not parallel

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Based on the two angles to the left, which two lines can be known to be congruent?

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Why are they or are they not parallel

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Based on the two angles to the left, which two lines can be known to be congruent?

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Why are they or are they not parallel

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Based on the two angles to the left, which two lines can be known to be congruent?

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Why are they or are they not parallel

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Based on the two angles to the left, which two lines can be known to be congruent?

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Why are they or are they not parallel

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Which lines are parallel because of anglesd 1 and 8 being congruent?

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What peoperty tells us that angles 1 and 8 are parallel?

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Which lines are parallel because of angles 8 and 16 being congruent?

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What peoperty tells us that angles 1 and 8 are parallel?

< 1 = < 16
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Which equation can I use to show if they are parallel?

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What does x equal?

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how many degrees is angle 2

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how many degrees is angle 5

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how many degrees is angle 8

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how many degrees is angle 4

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how lonh is segment LM?

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How long is segment CD?

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How many degrees is <JKM?

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How many degrees is <BXC?

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How many degrees is <AXC?