if m<1= 43°, what is m<4? (<= angle sign) can i please get an explanation? im lost
Is there a figure?
What exactly are you lost on?
Without a figure, I'm also lost.
Ok, now I'm already a little less lost.
I will rewrite the figure below and will remove the unnecessary line. I removed line EF from the drawing because is does not affect our problem. |dw:1429202808848:dw|
This is a simpler drawing that makes it easier to understand. Now look at the two angles of interest, 1 and 4. When two angles are formed by two intersecting lines and have common endpoint and are not adjacent, they are called vertical angles. Angles 1 and 4 are vertical angles.
A theorem states: Vertical angles are congruent.
Can you answer the question now?
Yes, thank you very much
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