Given the following information, determine which lines are parallel and what justifies them being parallel.
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Answers:
Blank 1 = p and q
Blank 2 = Consecutive interior angles converse
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Explanation:
There's a lot of visual noise here, meaning there's a lot of lines and angles to potentially distract. I recommend redrawing things but only drawing lines p and q, and the transversal cut line t. Furthermore, I would mark only angle 8 and angle 13. See the diagram below.
The diagram is optional, but hopefully you can see that the angles are same side interior angles, aka consecutive interior angles. That's why we go with the consecutive interior angles converse
If we drop the "converse" portion, then that theorem says parallel lines lead to supplementary consecutive interior angles. The converse just reverses the flow of the logic.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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