If this is a T/F question, then your answer is True .-.
You can tell if the equation is linear or not if the equation makes a straight line on a graph.
Answer: 441
Step-by-step explanation:




441
First, we know this diagram consists of two horizontal lines cut by a transversal line. Therefore, we know that the given angle that measures 113° and the angle we want to find are alternate interior angles. Since all alternate interior angles are equal, we know the unknown angle must also be 113°.
I hope this helps.