Name the type of angle relationship, if no relationship exists, write “none”

Mathematics

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Nataly [62]3 years ago

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Answer:

c. <3 and <6: AE, alternate exterior

d. <9 and <14: CE, consecutive exterior

e. <4 and <7: CI, consecutive interior

f. <2 and <10: CA, corresponding angles

g. <8 and <14: CI, consecutive interior

h. <6 and <11: None

i. <4 and <13: None

j. <4 and <9: AI, alternate interior

Step-by-step explanation:

c. <3 and <6 are alternate angles located outside the parallel lines that are cut across by transversal c. Therefore they are alternate exterior angles.

d. <9 and <14 lie outside the parallel lines that are cut across by transversal d, and they are on the same side of the transversal. Therefore, they are consecutive exterior angles.

e. <4 and <7 lie within the parallel lines that are cut across by transversal c, and they are on the same side of the transversal. Therefore, they are consecutive interior angles.

f. <2 and <10 lie on the same position on each line cut across by the transversal line. Therefore they are corresponding angles

g. <8 and <14 lie on the same side of the transversal and are within the two lines cut across by a transversal. Therefore, they are consecutive interior angles.

h. <6 and <11 has no relationship. The answer is none.

i. <4 and <13 has no relationship. None is the answer.

j. <4 and <9 lie on alternate side of the transversal line and are within the two lines cut across by the transversal line. Therefore, they are alternate interior angles.

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