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Lessons
6.1 – Parallelograms
6.2 – How to use Parallelograms in Proofs
6.3 – How to Show a Figure is a Parallelogram
6.4 – Proving that Quadrilaterals are Parallelograms
6.5 – What is a Rectangle
6.6 – What is a Rhombus
6.7 – What is a Square
6.8 – What is a Trapezoid
6.9 – Areas of Quadrilaterals
6.10 – Parallel Lines Theorems