How can I get L1 and L2 in missing vertical angles?

Nhnghia asked Dec 21, 2023

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Nhnghia asked Dec 21, 2023

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The vertical angle theorem states that the opposite angles formed by two lines that are intersected are always equal to each other

This can be understood in the graph shown as

$\begin{gathered} L1=L3 \\ L2=L4 \\ \text{Meaning} \\ L1=103.1 \\ L2=76.9 \end{gathered}$

Solvemon answered Dec 28, 2023

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