Answer:
([tex]GS[/tex]) || ([tex]EA[/tex])
Step-by-step explanation:
When two lines are parallel, all four angles formed by the intersection of the two lines are right angles, meaning their angle measures are (90°). This means that alternate interior angles are congruent because all alternate interior angles measures equal (90°). Therefore, by the alternate interior angles converse theorem, lines ([tex]GS[/tex]) and ([tex]EA[/tex]) are parallel.
The alternate interior angles converse theorem states if two angles are congruent and they have the relation of being a part of two lines intersected by a third line, then the two non-intersecting lines are parallel.
