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Lines L and M are parallel. Lines t^1 and t^2 are transversals. What is m<1 if m<4=65*? Justify your answer. (Ps- there isn’t any options)
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Lines L and M are parallel. Lines t^1 and t^2 are transversals. What is m<1 if m<4=65*? Justify your answer. (Ps- there isn’t any options)

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the complete question in the attached figure

we know that
m∡4=65°
m∡4=m∡2---------> by internal alternate angles
m∡5=m∡3---------> by internal alternate angles

m∡1=180°-m∡2---------> 180°-65°--------> m∡1=115°

the answer is
m∡1=115°

Lines L and M are parallel. Lines t^1 and t^2 are transversals. What is m<1 if-example-1
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