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2 years ago

Answer the following questions.

Geography

1 answer:

dem82 [27]2 years ago

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Answer:

a. Transversal r

b. Transversal q

c. Transversal s

d. Transversal q

e. Transversal p

Explanation:

Recall: A transversal is a straight line that cuts across two straight lines.

a. Transversal connecting <1 and <5 = transversal r (this cuts across lines p and q)

b. Transversal connecting <7 and <14 = transversal q (this cuts across lines r and s)

c. Transversal connecting <8 and <11 = transversal s (this cuts across lines p and q)

d. Transversal connecting <6 and <15 = transversal q (this cuts across lines r and s)

e. Transversal connecting <3 and <9 = transversal p (this cuts across lines r and s)

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