You can't.
You can't assume the lines are parallel in part of the proof where your prove them parallel.... >:{

@futurebird

Begging the question!

You can't.
You can't assume the lines are parallel in part of the proof where your prove them parallel.... >:{

@futurebird

Them: Hold my Root Beer.

@dlakelan

The kid added a new transversal, decided that some angles were equal... then used that to say the lines were parallel and used that to do the rest.

Listening to the guitar solo from bytor and the snow dog after that requiem bit reading my students proofs and crying my eyes out rn

#rush #prog_rock #mathTeachers #emotional

This is the good part:

(cued to the "funeral dirge")

@futurebird you're my favorite anonymous internet stranger

This is the good part:

(cued to the "funeral dirge")

This is the good part:

(cued to the "funeral dirge")

@futurebird my goodness, I’ve not listened to that in probably 40 years.

Also, I love this YT comment

Listening to the guitar solo from bytor and the snow dog after that requiem bit reading my students proofs and crying my eyes out rn

#rush #prog_rock #mathTeachers #emotional

@futurebird I love the hashtag implication that listening to Bytor and the Snowdog is instantly relatable to any math teacher. How else could one grade papers?