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Mathematics, 06.05.2020 20:21, darrenmcfadden220

If 28210 and 21 & 27, which describes all the lines that must be parallel?
56
8/7
9/10
13/14
16/15
121
Only lines rands must be parallel.
Only lines tand u must be parallel.
Lines r and s and lines and u must be parallel.
Neither lines rands nor lines and u must be parallel.


If 28210 and 21 & 27, which describes all the lines that must be parallel? 56 8/7 9/10 13/14 16/

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