Sample Test Item 2 (2003)

Posted on December 8th, 2007 by admin

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This question is a time waster. Looking at the “algorithms”, we see that two outcomes I and II show us parallel lines.

The third outcome shows perpendicular lines.

It is safe to say that you cannot prove perpendicular lines with I or II.

Thus, choices B, C, and D are all eliminated.

Only choice A is vaild.

Note that both algorithms yield a proof of parallel lines.

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