If an if then statement and its converse are identical, then which shows the form of the statement?
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Format of my answer:
[Problem letter] Parallel Lines
- Converse / Reason
!! I am not sure which / what converses you are using, but I gave the reasoning for it. If you see something similar, use the converses you know !!
[a] j & k
- If two lines intersected by a transversal form congruent alternate interior angles, then the lines are parallel
[b] m & n
- If angles are supplementary in this placement, the lines are parallel
[c] l & n
- If angles are equal when they are corresponding, the lines are parallel
[d] l & m
- If two angles that are congruent are vertical, the lines are parallel
[e] j & k
- If two lines intersected by a transversal form congruent corresponding angles, then the lines are parallel
[f] l & n
- If angles are supplementary in this placement, the lines are parallel
[g] l & n
- If two angles that are congruent are vertical, the lines are parallel
[h] -------
[i] l & n
- If two angles that are congruent are vertical, the lines are parallel
[j] -------
[k] -------
[l] j & k
- If two lines intersected by a transversal form congruent corresponding angles, then the lines are parallel
[m] -------
[n] j & k
- If angles are supplementary in this placement, the lines are parallel
[o] -------
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Have a nice day! - hopefully these are mostly correct, been awhile since I've done this
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- Heather
