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Problem

Three distinct lines aa, bb, and cc are intersected by a single transversal tt at points PP, QQ, and RR respectively, in that order along tt. At each intersection four angles are numbered as follows: 1 (upper left), 2 (upper right), 3 (lower right), and 4 (lower left). It is given that ∠4\angle 4 at PP is equal in measure to ∠2\angle 2 at RR. Which one of the following conclusions is necessarily true? (a) a∥ba \parallel b (b) b∥cb \parallel c (c) a∥ca \parallel c (d) None of these

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