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babunello [35]
3 years ago
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gogolik [260]3 years ago
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The correct classifications are:

  • <1 = <3 (corresponsing angle)
  • <1 = <6 (vertically opposite angle)
  • <1 = <8 (vertically opposite)
  • <2 = <4 (corresponding angle)
  • <2 = <5 (vertically opposite)
  • < 2 = <7 (vertcally opposite)

The point where two line meets or intersects is known as an angle.

From the diagram shown, we can see that line p is parallel to q, this shows that:

  • <1 = <3 (corresponsing angle)
  • <1 = <6 (vertically opposite angle)
  • <2 = <4 (corresponding angle)
  • <2 = <5 (vertically opposite)

Since <1 = <3, hence:

<1 = <8 (vertically opposite)

Since < 2 = <4

<2 = <4 = <7 (vertically opposite)

Note that the angle formed from the intersection of two lines that form X are vertically opposite angles

Corresponding angles are equal based on the geometry of the parallel lines

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