SOLUTION: State the postulate or theorem you would use, to prove that lines m and n are parallel. Answer: A. converse of same - side interior angles theorem B

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Question 199925: State the postulate or theorem you would use, to prove that lines m and n are parallel.

Answer:

A. converse of same - side interior angles theorem

B. converse of corresponding angles postulate

C. same - side exterior angles theorem

D. converse of alternate interior angles theorem


Answer by RAY100(1608) About Me  (Show Source):
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Sorry, but we need to see the angles to pick proof
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You might be able to resolve yourself if you,,,,look at the two angles,,,are they on "same side" or "alternate sides" of the transversal. Now, are the angles between the parallel lines, " interior", or outside the parallel lines,,"exterior".
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if you can define these criteria, you might pick the right answer,
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good luck