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With two parallel lines cut by a transversal, the number of pairs of alternate interior angles is equal to the number of pairs of corresponding angles. Always Sometimes Never
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here are 2 parallel lines |dw:1368136369337:dw|
here is a transversal line |dw:1368136392603:dw|
does this help you see what the answer is?
So "always"
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I said always
hello..
no, that's not correct
here are one pair of alternate interior angles |dw:1368136567001:dw|
oh....so NEVER
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here's another pair of alternate interior angles |dw:1368136583198:dw|
yes
there are 2 pairs of alternate interior angles and there are 4 pairs of corresponding angles
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