Let: GO=2x, LD=x+10, GD=3y, LO=y+4 where all lengths are in cm. Then answer the following questions. For #11 to #20: GOLD is a parallelogram with ZL=90°D.L.G 13. Since parallelogram GOLD is a rectangle, then is GD OG is always true? a) Yes14. Is ZGDL = ZLOG? a) Yes15. What is the measure of ZD?b) Nob) Noa) 45°b) 60°c) )90°d) 180°

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13. Since parallelogram GOLD is a rectangle, then is GD = OG is always true? a) Yes 14. Is ZGDL LLOG? a) Yes 15. What is the measure of ZD? b) No b) No a) 45° b) 60° c) )90° d) 180°

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