Use the figure for Exercises 1–10. For Exercises 1–3, suppose a || b and c || d. 1. 2 and 10 are what kind of angles? 2. 3 and what angle are alternate interior angles? 3. 9 and 8 are what kind of angles? 4. Which angle could you show is congruent to 11 to prove a || b? 5. What relationship between 6 and 11 shows c || d? For Exercises 6–10, suppose a || b and c || d. 6. If m6 = 50, then find m11. 7. If m2 = 70, then find m6. 8. If m1 = 130, then find m5. 9. If m7 = 110, then find m10. 10. If m4 = 45, then find m12.
It might help to see a picture of the figure. This also belongs more in the geometry section
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Alright, cool. 1. Corresponding angles. 2. Angle 5 and angle 3 are alternate interior angles 3. Consecutive interior angles 4. Angle 9 or 7 5. Should add to 180 degrees or something but I'm not sure on that. 6. 130 7. 70 8. 130 9. 70 10.45
I'm not sure if those are exactly right or not, but all you are doing is using angle theorems to find your answers. This site might help you understand them better http://www.wyzant.com/resources/lessons/math/geometry/lines_and_angles/angle_theorems
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