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1)Angle q=angle r becsuse PQ=PR
2) because LMis parrallel to QR
And PQ is the transversal
So PLM=ANGLE Qas correspobding angles are equal when tqo lines are parallel
3) same reason as 2 only change the angles and transversal
4) angleQ =anglePLM
angle R=anglePML
AS angleQ=ANGLER
SO ANGLE PLM=PML
5) AS PLM=PML THUS PL=PM
SO PLM IS ISOSCELES
2) because LMis parrallel to QR
And PQ is the transversal
So PLM=ANGLE Qas correspobding angles are equal when tqo lines are parallel
3) same reason as 2 only change the angles and transversal
4) angleQ =anglePLM
angle R=anglePML
AS angleQ=ANGLER
SO ANGLE PLM=PML
5) AS PLM=PML THUS PL=PM
SO PLM IS ISOSCELES
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i)∠Q = ∠R (Angles opposite to equal sides are equal)
ii) ∠PLM = ∠Q (PQ is a line traversed by 2 parallel lines LM and QR and hence corresponding angles are euqal)
iii) ∠PML = ∠R (Same as above, PR is a line traversed by 2 parallel lines LM and QR)
iv) ∠PLM = ∠PML (Any line drawn parallel to QR in ΔPQR, bisects the sides PQ and PR in this case PL = PM)
v) ΔPLM is isosceles (since PL = PM, it is an isosceles triangle)
ii) ∠PLM = ∠Q (PQ is a line traversed by 2 parallel lines LM and QR and hence corresponding angles are euqal)
iii) ∠PML = ∠R (Same as above, PR is a line traversed by 2 parallel lines LM and QR)
iv) ∠PLM = ∠PML (Any line drawn parallel to QR in ΔPQR, bisects the sides PQ and PR in this case PL = PM)
v) ΔPLM is isosceles (since PL = PM, it is an isosceles triangle)
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