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4 years ago

Maria drew two parallel lines KL and MN intersected by a transversal PQ, as shown below:

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PolarNik [594]4 years ago

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Same side interior because they are on the same side as the bisector and they are both interior angles. (:

andrew-mc [135]4 years ago

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Answer:

Alternate interior Angles Theorem

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that Maria drew two parallel lines KL and MN intersected by a transversal PQ.

Transversal PQ intersect KL at point R and MN at S.

$\angle KRS\cong \angle MSQ$ Given

We have to find that which theorem could be used to show the measure of angle KRQ is equal to the measure of angle PSN.

$\angle KRQ=\angle PSN$

Reason: Alternate interior angles theorem

Answer: Alternate interior Angles Theorem

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