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4. Proofs with Perpendicular Lines
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Exercise 20 Page 525

It sure looks like and are parallel as do and However, we cannot be sure of this. For example, if we are going to be sure that and are parallel, they would have to be perpendicular to the same line. We would need to know that they are perpendicular to or

The same reasoning applies to determining if and are parallel. But we do not know this. Since we have no information about the unknown angles, the figure could be as follows: