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13) Are the lines m and n in the following figure
parallel?

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Answered by commande1234567890

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Answer:

No, the line m and n in the above question not parallel

Explanation:

Hence, the line is not straight.

Answered by tennetiraj86

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Step-by-step explanation:

No they are not parallel lines because

If they are parallel then alternative exterior angles are equal

Here alternative exterior angles 120 and 130 are not equal so m and n are not Parallel

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