Which pair of angles are corresponding? Parallel Lines and Transversals A. 1 and 3 B. 1 and 4 C. 1 and 5 D. 1 and 8
is there a graph
Picture please, and Seahawks choke so bad.
i dont know how to put the graph up and you wish the seahawks choke
you can screenshot it or copy and paste
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Here is an explanation. Below you see lines m and n, both intersected by transversal t. |dw:1423008779131:dw|
try that @Legends
Now, I'll label all the angles so we can see which ones are considered corresponding angles. |dw:1423008881550:dw|
Here is a list of every pair of corresponding angles: 1 and 5 2 and 6 4 and 8 3 and 7
well 1 and 5 i think can be parrallell
@mathstudent55 is that right
So C @Legends
When two lines are cut by a transversal, for two angles to be corresponding anlges, they need two things: 1. to be both above or below the two lines 2. to be both on the same side of the transversal.
@Legends The idea of parallel applies to lines or planes, not to angles. In my figure, what is labeled 1 and 5 is angles, not lines, so they cannot be parallel.
Geometry is my kriptonite LOL
so is spelling
@Holly00d1248 Do you understand my explanation of corresponding angles?
Ya
yea but he needs parrallell and transversal
So is it C
I can't tell if it's C because I haven't seen your drawing of the problem. You can't use my drawing with your choices.
actually thats the name of the graph @Legends
I put the link up there
yea @Holly00d1248 do you think you can try drawing it
i got it
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