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3 years ago

If MNO = PQR which of the following can you NOT conclude as being true?

1 answer:

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You don't have any answer choices. But you can conclude:

M = P
N = Q
and O = R.

M cannot equal N, Q, O, or R.
P cannot equal N, Q, O, or R.
Etc, etc.

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