Given that m∠abc=70° and m∠bcd=110°. Is it possible (consider all cases): Line AB intersects line CD?

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Given that m∠abc=70° and m∠bcd=110°. Is it possible (consider all cases): Line AB intersects line CD? Yes, and the answer will be 180° so yeaaa, the statement is possible to intersect to AB and to the line CD.

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