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3 years ago

Which two sets of angles are corresponding angles?

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2 answers:

pychu [463]3 years ago

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I believe angles R and Q are corresponding, as well as angles P and S. The angles correspond with one another because the rings match up with one another. R and Q both have one ring, and P and S both have two rings.

Bond [772]3 years ago

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Answer:

(angle q, angle r) and (angle p, angle s) are the sets of the corresponding angles.

Step-by-step explanation:

Two triangles have been given in the figure attached.

To identify the corresponding angles we will understand the which are the corresponding sides.

Side with length 2 in small triangle is half of the side with length 4 units.

Similarly, sides with length 3 in small triangle is half of the side of length 6 units

And side with length 2.5 in small triangle is half of the the side of 5 units length.

Therefore, corresponding sides are (2 units, 4 units), (2.5 units, 5 units) and (3 units, 6 units).

Now angles opposite to the corresponding sides will be corresponding.

(angle q, angle r) and (angle p, angle s) are the sets of the corresponding angles.

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