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Parallel Lines Cut By Transversal HELP ASAP MATH PLZ HELP ASAP ASPA

Parallel Lines Cut By Transversal HELP ASAP MATH PLZ HELP ASAP ASPA
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Parallel Lines Cut By Transversal HELP ASAP MATH PLZ HELP ASAP ASPA

Parallel Lines Cut By Transversal HELP ASAP MATH PLZ HELP ASAP ASPA-example-1
User Florent Monin
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3:120
4:60
5:120
6:60
And I would assume it’s the same for 1,2,8,7
User Qdjm
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Answer:

<5=120

Explanation:

vertical angle theorem : so <3=<5

120=<5

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