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110° G E 110° We know that lines BD and EG are parallel by the converse of the We know that lines BD and EG are parallel by the converse of the Alternate interior angle theorem …

110° G E 110° We know that lines BD and EG are parallel by the converse of the We know that lines BD and EG are parallel by the converse of the Alternate interior angle theorem …
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We know that lines BD and EG are parallel by the converse of the
We know that lines BD and EG are parallel by the converse of the

Alternate interior angle theorem
Alternate exterior angle theorem

110° G E 110° We know that lines BD and EG are parallel by the converse of the We-example-1
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alternate interior angle theorem

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