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If it is the vertical angles theorem, does it have to be two pair of angles that equal the same measurement(s) or not?
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I have a diagram if you need it.
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|dw:1351893945104:dw| Diagram is not to scale. They say that angles 3 and 2 are congruent. So, I was thinking it would correspond with the Vertical Angles Theorem. However, I'm not for certain.
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