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3 years ago

If WZYX is equal to PMLN describes two quadrilaterals, which other statement is also true? I NEED THIS ANSWER ASAP

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2 answers:

kondor19780726 [428]3 years ago

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Answer:

C.WXYZ equal to PNLM

Step-by-step explanation:

Look at the given statement, WZYX is equal to PMLN.

WZYX is equal to PMLN. W corresponds to P.

WZYX is equal to PMLN. Z corresponds to M.

WZYX is equal to PMLN. Y corresponds to L.

WZYX is equal to PMLN. X corresponds to N

Now look in the choices. The letters must correspond like they do above.

W must correspond to P.

WXYZ equal to P...

X must correspond to N.

WXYZ equal to PN...

Y must correspond to L.

WXYZ equal to PNL...

Z must correspond to M.

WXYZ equal to PNLM

Answer: C.WXYZ equal to PNLM

-BARSIC- [3]3 years ago

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Answer: C.WXYZ equal to PNLM

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