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when did it stated that those lines were parallel?


When you see the caption "the diagram DO NOT draw the scale," then they could or not be parallel.

Nothing is stated, therefore, they are parallel as you can see in the diagram
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Re: The measure of 1 is 100°. [#permalink]
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LMoc wrote:
when did it stated that those lines were parallel?


When you see the caption "the diagram DO NOT draw the scale," then they could or not be parallel.

Nothing is stated, therefore, they are parallel as you can see in the diagram


Since they could or could not be parallel, isn't the "relationship cannot be determined" option more suitable?

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Carcass wrote:
LMoc wrote:
when did it stated that those lines were parallel?


When you see the caption "the diagram DO NOT draw the scale," then they could or not be parallel.

Nothing is stated, therefore, they are parallel as you can see in the diagram


Since they could or could not be parallel, isn't the "relationship cannot be determined" option more suitable?

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see the explanation above. Having the angles the most logic inference is that we can draw a conclusion. D is never an option in this cases, regardless
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