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Lines g, h, and l are parallel and m 2 = 115°.

What is m11?


35°

65°

115°

145°

Lines g, h, and l are parallel and m 2 = 115°. What is m11? 35° 65° 115° 145°-example-1

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Answer:


m\:<\:11=115\degree

Explanation:

We were given that
m\:<\:2=115\degree.


Since line
g,h and
l are parallel lines,

it means that,
m\:<\:2=m\:<\:6=m\:<\:10=115\degree.

The reason is that corresponding angles are equal.


We can also observe that
m\:<\:11=m\:<\:10, because vertically opposite angles are equal.

Therefore
m\:<\:11=115\degree.


Hence the correct answer is C

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