Asked by Anonymous

For every 10 yards on a football field, there is a boldly marked line labeled with the amount of yards. There are two parallel sidelines on each side of the field. If the 50 yard line is perpendicular to one of the sidelines, what is its relationship to the other sideline?
An image of a football field is shown. There are two horizontal sidelines labeled and there are evenly spaced vertical lines across the field. From left to right they are labeled 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 40, 30, 20, 10. (1 point)

a) The 50 yard line is parallel to the other sideline by the Perpendicular Transversal Theorem.

b) The 50 yard line is perpendicular to the other sideline by the definition of the Transitive Property.

c) The 50 yard line is parallel to the other sideline by the Same-Side Interior Angles Theorem.

d) The 50 yard line is perpendicular to the other sideline by the Perpendicular Transversal Theorem.
Answered by Steve
come on
the two sidelines are parallel to each other
the 50-yd line is perpendicular to both, right?
now, why?
Answered by Henry
b. The Transitive Property.
Answered by Henry
Transitive Property: If a line is perpendicular to one of two parallel lines, it is
perpendicular to the other.
Answered by Yay! You Guys Rock 🤟
its d i just took it
Answered by puppybowl
is "yay you guys rock" right?
Answered by No Name
yes Puppybowl, he/she is! I'm taking the quiz rn. I'll give the answers when I'm done!
Answered by Nyx
Its really not that hard to just say "they"
Answered by Big Boss
Its not transitive property yall.
Answered by Big Boss

DO NOT USE TRANSITIVE PROPERTYT.
DO NOT USE TRANSITIVE PROPERTYT.
DO NOT USE TRANSITIVE PROPERTYT.
DO NOT USE TRANSITIVE PROPERTYT.
DO NOT USE TRANSITIVE PROPERTYT.
DO NOT USE TRANSITIVE PROPERTYT.
DO NOT USE TRANSITIVE PROPERTYT.
DO NOT USE TRANSITIVE PROPERTYT.
DO NOT USE TRANSITIVE PROPERTYT.
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