Notice that the two angles are in the same position but at different intersections.
One way to describe the angles is to say that they are corresponding angles.
Corresponding angles are always equal.
Vertical angles are equal, so the pink angle measures MEASURE
degrees.
The pink and green angles are corresponding angles, so they are also equal.
Vertical angles are equal, so the pink angle measures MEASURE
degrees.
The pink and green angles are corresponding angles, so they are also equal.
The pink angles are adjacent to the blue angle and form a straight line,
so they measure 180^\circ - MEASURE^\circ = 180 - MEASURE^\circ
.
The pink angles are equal because they are opposite each other.
One of the pink angles corresponds with the green angle, and the other pink angle forms an alternate interior angle.
Angle x
equals the pink angles and measures SOLUTION^\circ
.
Note that the blue and green angles are supplementary.
The pink angles are adjacent to the blue angle and form a straight line,
so they measure 180^\circ - MEASURE^\circ = 180 - MEASURE^\circ
.
The pink angles are equal because they are vertical angles.
One of the pink angles corresponds with the green angle, and the other pink angle forms an alternate exterior angle.
Angle x
equals the pink angles and measures SOLUTION^\circ
.
Note that the blue and green angles are supplementary.
Below are two parallel lines with a third line intersecting them.
If we know that the blue angle is MEASURE^\circ
,
what is the measure of angle x
?
SOLUTION ^\circ
Angle x
is SOLUTION^\circ