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2 years ago

Line CT and line SM intersect at point A. What is the relationship between angle CAM and angle SAT?

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Volgvan2 years ago

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The relationship between angle CAM and angle SAT is that<u> angle CAM and angle TAS are vertical angles that are congruent.</u>

<h3>Line and angles</h3>

A line is defined as the shortest distance between two point while the point where two lines meet is an angle.

Given two lines CT and SM, if these two lines meet at a point A, they form the angles SAM, SAT, SAC and MAT

From the diagram that will be formed, the two lines form angles at a point X. This shows that the angles CAM and SAT are congruent (vertically opposite)

Hence the relationship between angle CAM and angle SAT is that<u> angle CAM and angle TAS are vertical angles that are congruent.</u>

Learn more on vertical angles here: brainly.com/question/14362353

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