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marysya [2.9K]
3 years ago
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Which is the correct label of the parallel lines? (4 points) Parallel lines a and b are shown. Points A and B lie on line a whil

e points C and D lie on line b. The letters a and b are separated by two vertical lines. There is a horizontal line with arrows on either end over the letters A A. There is another horizontal line with arrows on either end over the letters C B. A vertical line with a horizontal line intersecting it at the bottom separates the two pairs. There is a horizontal line over the letter A with one arrow on the right end. There is a horizontal line over the letter B with one arrow on the right end. The letters are separated by two vertical lines. There is a horizontal line with arrows on either end over the letters A A. There is another horizontal line with arrows on either end over the letters C B. A vertical line with a horizontal line intersecting it at the bottom separates the two pairs.
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1 answer:
ddd [48]3 years ago
5 0
The same way you number
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