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Lines and angles

Types of exercises: corresponding, alternate, vertically opposite angles and angles on a line, finding an angle at parallel lines, angles at parallel lines - two steps.

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All Angles and their types Measuring angles Adjacent and vertically opposite angles, angles around a point Angles in triangles and quadrilaterals Lines and angles Justifying the steps

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What are the marked angles α and β called?

Lines k and l are parallel, and line m crosses both of them.

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Lines k and l are parallel, and line m crosses both of them. How many degrees is the angle marked with a question mark?

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Lines k and l are parallel, and line m crosses both of them. How many degrees is the angle marked with a question mark?

4

What are the marked angles α and β called?

Lines k and l are parallel, and line m crosses both of them.

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Lines k and l are parallel, and line m crosses both of them. How many degrees is the angle marked with a question mark?

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Lines k and l are parallel, and line m crosses both of them. How many degrees is the angle marked with a question mark?

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What are the marked angles α and β called?

Lines k and l are parallel, and line m crosses both of them.

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Problem

Lines k and l are parallel, and line m crosses both of them. How many degrees is the angle marked with a question mark?

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Lines k and l are parallel, and line m crosses both of them. How many degrees is the angle marked with a question mark?

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What are the marked angles α and β called?

Lines k and l are parallel, and line m crosses both of them.

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