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The theorem we want to prove says that:
Two lines that are parallel to a third line are parallel.
Statement 1:
n || m and p || m
Reason 1:
Given
Statement 2:
[tex]\angle1\cong\angle2\, and\, \angle1\cong\angle3[/tex]Reason 2:
The pairs are corresponding angles
Statement 3:
[tex]\angle2\cong\angle3[/tex]Reason 3:
Transitive property of congruency, that is:
[tex]\begin{gathered} if \\ \angle1\cong\angle2\, and\, \angle1\cong\angle3 \\ then \\ \angle2\cong\angle3 \end{gathered}[/tex]Statement 4:
[tex]\angle2\, and\, \angle3\, are\, corresponding\, angles[/tex]Reason 4:
If the angles formed between a line and two other lines are equal, they are corresponding angles.
Statement 5:
n || p
Reason 5:
If two angles are corresponding angles, the lines that form them are parallel (this is the backwards of the reason 2).