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Which theorem can you prove, given that m<1=m<2 in the figure above? Explain your answer.

Which theorem can you prove, given that m<1=m<2 in the figure above? Explain your answer.
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Which theorem can you prove, given that m<1=m<2 in the figure above? Explain your answer.

Which theorem can you prove, given that m<1=m<2 in the figure above? Explain-example-1
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Which theorem can you prove, given that m<1=m<2 in the figure above? Explain-example-1
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The figure above shows alternate interior angles. The theorem says that when the lines are parallel, alternate interior angles are equal.
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