C-14-Q051mediumsingle_mcq

If two transversals cut a set of parallel lines, the matching intercepted segments are —

aequal
bproportional
cperpendicular
dunrelated

ব্যাখ্যা

By the intercept (Thales) theorem, a set of parallel lines cuts any two transversals so that corresponding intercepted segments are in the same ratio. The segments need not be equal — only proportional.

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