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Jim is building a deck for his family to enjoy. Because of a big bay window that juts out next to the deck, he has to build an angled section for the steps going down to the yard. The section will be a parallelogram. Assuming that he cannot accurately prove that any two sides are parallel, how can he be assured that he has an actual parallelogram? Identify the theorem that he will use and how he will use it.
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