Mathematics, 25.01.2020 02:31, croxy0514

Me will give ! 50
provide a proof to the following theorem.

given: < 1 is congruent to < 2 and < 3 and < 4 are supplementary.

prove: a is parallel to c
you may label any of the other angles if needed.
provide a proof of the situation described above.
the proof may be either a paragraph proof, a two-column proof, or a flow chart proof.

Me will give ! 50 provide a proof to the following theorem. given: < 1 is c

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Me will give ! 50
provide a proof to the following theorem.

given: < 1 is c...