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two lines are respectively perpendicular to two Parallel Lines show that they are parallel to each other .

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Answered by nicole1245
1

According to the figure consider the two parallel lines m and n

we know that p⊥m andq⊥n

so we get

∠1=∠2=90  

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We know that m∥n and p is a transversal

from the figure we know that ∠1 and ∠3 are corresponding angles

so we get

∠1=∠3

We also know that

∠2+∠3=90  

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We know that ∠2 and ∠3 are corresponding angles when the transversal n cuts p and q

so we get p∥q

therefore, it is shown that the two lines which are perpendicular to two parallel lines are parallel to each other.

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Answered by llCoolCupidll
20

Step-by-step explanation:

\huge\purple{\mathbb{Question }}

two lines are respectively perpendicular to two Parallel Lines show that they are parallel to each other .

\huge\purple{\mathbb{answer}}

\textit{see \: the \: above \: image \: }

\texttt{line \: AB \: perpendicular }    \\ \texttt{to \: line \: EF}

\angle{AOB} = \angle{CMO}

\texttt{(both \: 90 \: degree)}

\therefore Line \:  AB \: \parallel line \:  CD

\texttt{(By corresponding angle theorem)}

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