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Unit 6 Assessment: Angles formed from Parallel Lines Part 2 (Due 3/9/2026)

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5 ways to prove lines are parallel:

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Take this "°"

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What is the first step to prove these lines are parallel?

Solve for x

Add them together and make them equal 180

Make them equal to each other

Find out what kind of angles these two angles are.

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Using the diagram below, which lettered example(s) show lines intersecting each other?

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Which angle(s) to the left are obtuse?

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Which angle(s) to the left are acute?

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Which angle(s) to the left are right angles?

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What value of x would make u || v parallel?

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What is the reason?

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What value of x would make u || v parallel?

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What is the reason?