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![If Lines p and q are parallel and mz1 110°, prove mz2 = 110°.
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Statements
1) Lines p and q are parallel
2) mz1%3D110°
3) 22 손 21
4) mz2% D 110°
Reasons
Given
Given
Corresponding Angles Theorem
Substitution
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Concept Check for Understanding
Student Response
3. In the proof above, what are we trying
to prove?
4. In the proof above:
What does "given" mean?
5. In the proof above:
a) How do you know that lines p and q
are parallel?
b) How do you know that mz1 = 110°
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3.
Make sure you annotate the diagram!
b.
6. What information in the diagram
above shows that 21 and 22 are
Corresponding Angles?
7. Why is it necessary for Line 3 of the
proof that lines p and q are parallel? {Hint
what reason is given in Line 3??]
8. In Line 4 of the above proof, the
Statement is mz2 = 110°. How do you
know that this is what we wanted to
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prove?](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/6d49283a-c742-42c4-bb61-9ece2654b02c/d4c4faf5-06ca-41ae-88f5-aad6898481bc/mfyfr4.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:If Lines p and q are parallel and mz1 110°, prove mz2 = 110°.
%3D
%3D
Statements
1) Lines p and q are parallel
2) mz1%3D110°
3) 22 손 21
4) mz2% D 110°
Reasons
Given
Given
Corresponding Angles Theorem
Substitution
%3D
Concept Check for Understanding
Student Response
3. In the proof above, what are we trying
to prove?
4. In the proof above:
What does "given" mean?
5. In the proof above:
a) How do you know that lines p and q
are parallel?
b) How do you know that mz1 = 110°
%3D
3.
Make sure you annotate the diagram!
b.
6. What information in the diagram
above shows that 21 and 22 are
Corresponding Angles?
7. Why is it necessary for Line 3 of the
proof that lines p and q are parallel? {Hint
what reason is given in Line 3??]
8. In Line 4 of the above proof, the
Statement is mz2 = 110°. How do you
know that this is what we wanted to
%3D
prove?
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