Because it is given that <6 and <14 are congruent, and <10 and <15 are congruent. <14 is congruent to <15 , an
d <10 is congruent to <11 because of the
PART A:
vertical angles theorem?
alternate exterior angles theorem?
same side interior theorem?
PART B:
By the
Transitive Property
Reflective Property
Substitution Property
PART C:
Alternate Interior Angles
Corresponding Angles
Vertical Angles
PART A:
vertical angles theorem?
alternate exterior angles theorem?
same side interior theorem?
PART B:
By the
Transitive Property
Reflective Property
Substitution Property
PART C:
Alternate Interior Angles
Corresponding Angles
Vertical Angles
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