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OpenStudy (jojo12g):

If r || s and m∠5 = 65°, what is m∠1? https://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/243000_243500/243455/1/9e540ab929b83189a6d3907c90afd52c1fdcf2f0/VHS_PA_S1_07_L211_L311_UT_Q4.gif A. 180° B. 115° C. 25° D. 65°

OpenStudy (jojo12g):

@Mehek14

OpenStudy (jojo12g):

@notshh

OpenStudy (notshh):

this has to do with the opposite angle theorem knowing that, what makes you think it's c?

OpenStudy (jojo12g):

nevermind i think its A

OpenStudy (notshh):

180 degrees would be a straight line

OpenStudy (jojo12g):

okay hold on let me re check sowwy i really suck a math

OpenStudy (notshh):

haha it's fine (:

OpenStudy (jojo12g):

im gonna go with D

OpenStudy (notshh):

correct, but what's your reasoning behind it?

OpenStudy (jojo12g):

cause the rest are to big to be it or like a straight line so i figured D and thank you very much

OpenStudy (notshh):

I guess that works in this situation, but sometimes the answer choices will be much closer to one another. [what if the answer options were 55, 60, 65, and 70?] if the lines are parallel to each other (like they are in this problem) the opposite angle theorem tells you that vertically opposite angles are congruent. for example, in the picture angles 6, 5, 3, and 1 are equal likewise, angles 7, 8, 2, and 4 are equal

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