Question

HELP ME PLEASE c:

Line s ‖ segment RP.

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m∠1 = m∠ ____

Answer 1

please help D:

Answer 2

Two parallel lines and alternate interior angles. Can you identify an alternate interior angle to angle 1 given that you have parallel lines?

Answer 3

no ._.

Answer 4

Do you know what it means to be alternate interior? Just trying to find out how much to explain.

Answer 5

The pairs of angles on opposite sides of the transversal but inside the two lines

Answer 6

Right! Perfect. Okay, so imagine that line segment continued in both directions. Now look at angle 1 and angle 4. Aren't they alternate interior?

Answer 7

ohh. yes!

Answer 8

<nodding> Perfect. So, now you have your answer. m<1 = m<4.

Answer 9

Thankyou so much for explaining c:

Answer 10

Sure. Glad to help. Have a great afternoon!

Answer 11

i just have 3 more if you want to help me c:

Answer 12

Sure, I can help as long as I am here.

Answer 13

sorry brb

Answer 14

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Answer 15

Three copies of a triangle were rotated and positioned as shown.

Which statement is always true about the angles in the figure?

Answer 16

Three copies of a triangle were rotated and positioned as shown.

Which statement is always true about the angles in the figure?

Answer 17

What are your statements?

Answer 18

A.
All the angles of the triangle are obtuse.

B.
The measures of the angles of the triangles are equal.

C.
m∠a + m∠b = m∠c

D.
m∠a + m∠b + m∠c = 180°

Answer 19

I think its D

Answer 20

can you see it?

Answer 21

Yes, looking now. Thanks.

Answer 22

okay, :D

Answer 23

Well, one thing we know for sure is that the interior angles of a triangle always equal 180 degrees. There D.

Answer 24

yayyy i got it :D

Answer 25

thankyou again

Answer 26

2 more and thats it i promise :3