A transversal t meets three distinct lines p

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Problem

A transversal t meets three distinct lines p, q and r at points P, Q and R respectively. On the left side of t and above each line, the angles formed are 68∘68^{\circ} at P, 112∘112^{\circ} at Q and 68∘68^{\circ} at R. Which pair of lines must be parallel? (a) p∥qp \parallel q (b) q∥rq \parallel r (c) p∥rp \parallel r (d) No two of the lines are parallel

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