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Given that line p is parallel to line q, and r is parallel to line s. Find the measure of <15.
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15 is the same measure as 1
I thought so, but I'm not too sure because I can't think of which theorem proves it
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So do I subtract 65 from 90 to find measure 1? Which will give me measure 15?
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Thank you for the help! I was looking at 65 thinking that measure of 15 was 65 too, not 25.
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