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Two lines are perpendicular to a third line: the lines must be parallel. True Two lines are cut by a transversal line, and a pair of corresponding angles are congruent: the lines are parallel lines. True Through a point not lie on a certain line we can draw two lines parallel to I. False The sum of the measures of the three interior angles of a triangle must be 180 degree. False In a Right triangle on should be 90 degree, and the other two angles could be acute or obtuse. True 6. In a Right triangle these is always greater than any one of the other two sides. False A Regular Polygon is always equiangular, but does not need to be equilateral. False If the number of sides of a regular Polygon is 12, each interior angle measures 150 degree True

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1.) Yes it is true

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