Imagine a transversal intersecting two parallel lines. If the slope of the transversal is changed to decrease one of the angles at the intersection by 112, what happens to the adjacent angle?
a) increases by 68
b) decreases by 68
c) increases by 112
d) decreases by 112

Question

Imagine a transversal intersecting two parallel lines. If the slope of the transversal is changed to decrease one of the angles at the intersection by 112, what happens to the adjacent angle?
a) increases by 68
b) decreases by 68
c) increases by 112
d) decreases by 112

lgbasallote · Answer

hmm arent the total of the adjacent angles always 180?

anonymous · Answer

so ita a?

anonymous · Answer

its*

lgbasallote · Answer

let me give an example...

original:
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when one of those increases by 112

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what do you notice?