1. Write a proof of the alternate exterior angles theorem.

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1. Write a proof of the alternate exterior angles theorem

StatementsReasons 1.Given

2. Fill in the measures of all of the other angles

3. Solve for all variables. Explain why your equation is true using all necessary theorems and postulates.

4. Solve for all variables. Explain why your equation is true using all necessary theorems and postulates.

5. Solve for all variables. Explain why your equation is true using all necessary theorems and postulates.

6. Solve for all variables. Explain why your equation is true using all necessary theorems and postulates.

7. Solve for all variables. Explain why your equation is true using all necessary theorems and postulates.

8. Solve for all variables. Explain why your equation is true using all necessary theorems and postulates.

9. Solve for all variables. Explain why your equation is true using all necessary theorems and postulates.

10. Solve for all variables. Explain why your equation is true using all necessary theorems and postulates.

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