Practice Parallel Lines And Transversals
Practice Issues
Problem 1
For what value of x will lines l and j be parallel?
The ruddy angles below are alternate exterior ones, they are equal.
This allows u.s.a. to apply the supplementary angles that mensurate (2x) and (3x+xv) to set up up the equation below.
2x+ 3x+15 = 180
5x + xv = 180
5x = 165
ten = $$ \frac{165}{five} = 33 $$
The darkened angles are respective and are congruent so we can ready the equation:
2x = 5x - 51
-3x = -51
x = $$\frac{-51}{-3} $$
x = 17
Now, that nosotros know the value of 10, we can determine the measure of the entire darkened bending:
- angle's measurement = 5x -51 = 5(17) -51 = 34
- $$m \angle H $$ = 180 - 54 = 146 (because they are supplementary)
Respond: 146
- Related Pages:
- Angles formed past a transversal
- Angles of a Transversal and Parallel lines
- Transversal angles practice #2
Practice Parallel Lines And Transversals,
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