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If  I, m, n are three parallel lines and the transversals  t1 and  t2 cut the lines I,  m, n at the points  A, B, C and  P, Q,  R as shown in the figure, thenSelect answersABCD

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If  I, m, n are three parallel lines and the transversals  t1 and  t2 cut the lines I,  m, n at the points  A, B, C and  P, Q,  R as shown in the figure, thenSelect answersABCD

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