HT | GJ and ZGJK LJGK. Complete the proof that ZHIK ZIHK.StatementReasonHI | GJGiven2.ZGJK = ZJGKGivenZJGK E ZHIKAlternate Interior Angles TheoremZIHK E ZGJKAlternate Exterior Angles TheoremAlternate Interior Angles TheoremConverse of Alternate Exterior Angles TheoremConverse of Alternate Interior Angles TheoremConverse of Corresponding Angles TheoremZJGK E ZIHKZHIK E LIHK HI GJ and ZGJK ZJGK. Complete the proof that ZHIK LIHK.G.KStatementReasonHI | GJGiven2ZGJK E LJGKGivenZJGK ZHIKAlternate Interior Angles Theorem4ZIHK E LGJKConverse of Same-Side Exterior Angles TheoremConverse of Same-Side Interior Angles TheoremCorresponding Angles TheorenmSame-Side Exterior Angles TheoremSame-Side Interior Angles TheoremZJGK E ZIHK6ZHIK E ZIHK

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