Given that \( x+y=180, p+q=180 \), and \( p=x \). Show that \( y=q \). Which step would be used to prove the argument? A \( x+p=180 \) B \( x+y=p+q \) C \( y+q=180 \) D \( 2 x+2 y=180 \)
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To prove that \( y = q \) given the equations \( x + y = 180 \), \( p + q = 180 \), and \( p = x \), you can start by replacing \( p \) in the second equation with \( x \). Thus, we have: \( x + q = 180 \). Now you can set the two equations equal to each other since both equal 180: \( x + y = 180 \) and \( x + q = 180 \). Now, by comparing these two equations, you can conclude that \( y = q \). The step that you would use in this argument is: **B \( x+y=p+q \)** This step allows you to equate the two sums of angles and directly leads to the conclusion that \( y = q \).