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Is there any proof that corresponding angles are equal? [on hold]
Proof of “triangles are similar iff corresponding angles are equal”Proving that angles outside a parallelogram are equalProof of Alternate, Corresponding and Co-interior AnglesWhy are these two angles equal?Is there really no proof to corresponding angles being equal?How are these angles equal?Prove that two angles are equalProving that the shaded angles are equal.Trying to prove corresponding angles are equal in case of parallel linesProving triangle sum theorem and parallel lines and corresponding angles
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Can you prove that corresponding angles are equal?
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Can you prove that corresponding angles are equal?
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Peter, Saad, Hans Lundmark, DonAntonio, José Carlos Santos Mar 11 at 11:05
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Please formulate more precise what you want to prove.
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– Peter
Mar 11 at 10:41
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I would bet you meant corresponding angles between two parallel lines and a line crossing them...but I won't. Better, try to write correctly what you mean.
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Mar 11 at 10:49
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Can you prove that corresponding angles are equal?
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Can you prove that corresponding angles are equal?
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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by Peter, Saad, Hans Lundmark, DonAntonio, José Carlos Santos Mar 11 at 11:05
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Please formulate more precise what you want to prove.
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– Peter
Mar 11 at 10:41
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I would bet you meant corresponding angles between two parallel lines and a line crossing them...but I won't. Better, try to write correctly what you mean.
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– DonAntonio
Mar 11 at 10:49
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Please formulate more precise what you want to prove.
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– Peter
Mar 11 at 10:41
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I would bet you meant corresponding angles between two parallel lines and a line crossing them...but I won't. Better, try to write correctly what you mean.
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– DonAntonio
Mar 11 at 10:49
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Please formulate more precise what you want to prove.
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– Peter
Mar 11 at 10:41
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Please formulate more precise what you want to prove.
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– Peter
Mar 11 at 10:41
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I would bet you meant corresponding angles between two parallel lines and a line crossing them...but I won't. Better, try to write correctly what you mean.
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– DonAntonio
Mar 11 at 10:49
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I would bet you meant corresponding angles between two parallel lines and a line crossing them...but I won't. Better, try to write correctly what you mean.
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– DonAntonio
Mar 11 at 10:49
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Please formulate more precise what you want to prove.
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– Peter
Mar 11 at 10:41
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I would bet you meant corresponding angles between two parallel lines and a line crossing them...but I won't. Better, try to write correctly what you mean.
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– DonAntonio
Mar 11 at 10:49