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Prove that the two lines which are both parallel to the same line are parallel to each other

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Answered by PrinceVegeta
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Answered by Anonymous
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Let l be a given line.

Draw two line m and n parallel to the line l,

i.e., m ll l and n lll

Draw a transversal line t for the lines l, m and n.

\therefore \bf\angle1= \bf\angle2 ....(1) [Corresponding angle s , as l ll m ]

Similarly, \bf\angle1= \bf\angle3. .....(2)[Corresponding angle s, as l ll n]

From (1) and (2), we have

\bf\angle2= \bf\angle3

• But \bf\angle2 and \bf\angle3 are corresponding angles and they are equal.

\thereforeLine m ll Line n

[converse of corresponding angles axiom.]

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