Question

Help!

Answer 1

I know the answer, however I am not sure how to explain to you since I have never taken a geometry course. I am assuming there some special terminology.

Answer 2

Hint: read about alternate interior angles.
https://www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/alternate-interior-angles.html

Answer 3

I have a question for the people who have kindly answered here
what does that sign mean between the m and the 4
m<4
I know it isn't less than

Answer 4

It just means angle

Answer 5

@amorfide she answered

Answer 6

Can anyone help me?

Answer 7

???

Answer 8

I can't explain it, I was trying but it wouldn't make sense
https://www.easycalculation.com/theorems/converse-alternate.php
check this out

Answer 9

@amorfide
It is the geometric symbol for "angle".
the m before it means "measure of".

In the old days, angle and measure of an angle were synonymous and there were no confusion. The m before the "angle" symbol is meant to be for clarity.

So m\(\angle\)ABC means the value of the angle ABC. In most cases, omitting the m would not cause any problem.

Answer 10

@emmagrace
Have you read the link I posted?