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In quadrilateral RSTU in the coordinate plane, RS||TU and RS=6. Which additional statement allows you to conclude the RSTU is as a parallelogram?

A. ST=RU
B. TU=6
C. RT=RU
D. ST=6

In quadrilateral RSTU in the coordinate plane, RS||TU and RS=6. Which additional statement allows yo

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