Answer:
b. the symbol has or equal to
Step-by-step explanation:
Required
When does an inequality have a solid line
The question is pretty straightforward and the answer is (b) which means that when the symbol has or equal to.
This implies that, the symbol could be:
> or = i.e. 
and it could also be:
< or = i.e. 
Take for instance:
and 
<em>The above expressions will have a solid line</em>
Answer:
a
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Answer:
always
Step-by-step explanation:
Here it is given that AB || CD
< EIA = <GJB
Now
∠EIA ≅ ∠IKC and ∠GJB is ≅ ∠ JLD (Corresponding angles)
∠EIA ≅ ∠GJB then ∠IKC ≅ ∠ JLD (Substitution Property of Congruency)
∠IKL + ∠IKC 180° and ∠DLH + ∠JLD =180° (Linear Pair Theorem)
So
m∠IKL + m∠IKC = 180° ....(1)
But ∠IKC ≅ ∠JLD
m∠IKC = m∠JLD (SUBTRACTION PROPERTY OF CONGRUENCY)
So we have
m∠IKL + m∠JLD = 180°
∠IKL and ∠JLD are supplementary angles.
But ∠DLH and ∠JLD are supplementary angles.
∠IKL ≅ ∠DLH (CONGRUENT SUPPLEMENTS THEOREM)