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If you had line AB is parallel to BC and BC is parallel to CD, is AB parallel to CD?
----> Not if AB=CD since a line (at least in Euclidean Geometry) cannot be parallel to itself.
How would you prove that AB is not line CD?
PLEASE NOTE: Base all your input in the realm of Euclidean geometry.
----> Not if AB=CD since a line (at least in Euclidean Geometry) cannot be parallel to itself.
How would you prove that AB is not line CD?
PLEASE NOTE: Base all your input in the realm of Euclidean geometry.