In a set of three lines, a pair of parallel lines is intersected by a transversal. The intersection forms eight special angles. Two of the special angles, A and B, are alternate interior angles.
For the set of parallel lines intersected by a transversal, A = 4x and B = 2(x+14).

Use an equation to represent the corresponding angle relationship between A and B.
Use the equation to find the measures of A and B.

Question

In a set of three lines, a pair of parallel lines is intersected by a transversal. The intersection forms eight special angles. Two of the special angles, A and  B, are alternate interior angles.
For the set of parallel lines intersected by a transversal, A = 4x and B = 2(x+14).

Use an equation to represent the corresponding angle relationship between A and B.
Use the equation to find the measures of  A and  B.

jack1 · Answer

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jack1 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

what would be the equation for A<b<

jack1 · Answer

totally not drawn to scale, so sorry if the solve out of whack  ;)

jack1 · Answer

so is this picture right? are the A and B drawn above älternate interior angles?

anonymous · Answer

read the top

jack1 · Answer

no i was asking your opinion, not clarification
now I'm not going to just provide answers, I want u to solve this
so, is the above drawing correct, in that both the A and B drawn there are "alternate, interior angles"?  @hilltaiyanna