WARM UP T V Given: <V ≅ <YRX <Y ≅ <TRV

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WARM UP T V Given: <V ≅ <YRX <Y ≅ <TRV Prove: <V ≅ <Y **Two Column Proof R Y X WARM UP

THE ANSWER!! T V Given: <V ≅ <YRX <Y ≅ <TRV Prove: <V ≅ <Y R Y X Statements Reasons 1. <V ≅ <YRX <Y ≅ <TRV 1. Given 2. <TRV and <YRX are vertical <s. 2. Assumed from diagram 3.<TRV ≅ <YRX 3. Vertical <s are ≅ 4. <V ≅ <Y 4. Transitive Property THE ANSWER!!

Section 5.2 Proving lines are parallel Advanced Geometry Section 5.2 Proving lines are parallel

If two lines are cut by a transversal such that two alternate interior angles are congruent, then the lines are parallel. Shortcut: Alt int || lines If then l ||m. l 1 2 m Theorem

Alt ext || lines If then l || m. 1 l m 8 Theorem

Corresp || lines 1 If then l || m. l 5 m Theorem

If two lines are cut by a transversal such that two interior angles on the same side of the transversal are supplementary, then the lines are parallel. Same side int suppl || lines If then a|| b. a 3 5 b Theorem

Same side ext <‘s supp => || lines. If are supp, then a||b. 1 a b 7 Theorem

Theorem If two coplanar lines are to a 3rd line, then they are ||. If a c and b c, then a|| b. a b c Theorem

Homework Read Sample Problem 1 on p. 218 Homework: p. 220 #4, 5, 8, 9, 13, 16, 20, 21, 24 **TEST Next Tuesday Index Cards due, too!!! (50) Homework