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Paras_0111
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Is it possible to repost this with a larger image?Paras_0111 wrote:[url=https://postimg.cc/image/atxqeqvyn/][/
Tough Geometry DS Question
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DavidG@VeritasPrep
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Hi David - I have posted the image. It would be great if you could help with it. Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Paras
Regards,
Paras
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Nikitaojha
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This question is related to parallel lines.
(1) AD || BC - This can tell us that Angle CAD = Angle BCA. (AC intersects the two parallel lines). However, this will not give us the exact degree measure of Angle CAD.
INSUFFICIENT
(2) Angle CAD = 35 degrees. With this information, we can't get the degree value for BCA.
INSUFFICIENT
(1) and (2) If AC is the intersection and AD||BC, and angle CAD= 35.. that makes angle BCA = 35 degrees.
Answer is Option C
(1) AD || BC - This can tell us that Angle CAD = Angle BCA. (AC intersects the two parallel lines). However, this will not give us the exact degree measure of Angle CAD.
INSUFFICIENT
(2) Angle CAD = 35 degrees. With this information, we can't get the degree value for BCA.
INSUFFICIENT
(1) and (2) If AC is the intersection and AD||BC, and angle CAD= 35.. that makes angle BCA = 35 degrees.
Answer is Option C
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Paras_0111
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