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You are right, OA has been revised.

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Jasontuyj2012

In the figure above, QRS is a straight line and line TR bisects PRS, Is it true that lines TR and PQ are parallel?

(1) PQ = PR
(2) QR = PR

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It seems the answer is supposed to be "B" and not "A"
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