Question #44206

1. Construct a line parallel to line segment AB through point P. For the first step in your construction, you must use the given point Q to draw a line connecting point P to segment AB. Extend your segment beyond both points.
2. Given m<PQB =52 , solve for all angles formed by the parallel lines (segment AB and your newly constructed parallel line) cut by the transversal (the segment containing points P and Q).
3. Identify all pairs of angles (alternate interior, alternate exterior, corresponding, and consecutive interior) by labeling each angle you solved in step 2 with a letter or symbol.

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Answer on Question #44206, Math, Geometry

1. Construct a line parallel to line segment AB through point P. For the first step in your construction, you must use the given point Q to draw a line connecting point P to segment AB. Extend your segment beyond both points.

2. Given m<PQB=52m < PQB = 52 , solve for all angles formed by the parallel lines (segment AB and your newly constructed parallel line) cut by the transversal (the segment containing points PP and QQ ).

3. Identify all pairs of angles (alternate interior, alternate exterior, corresponding, and consecutive interior) by labeling each angle you solved in step 2 with a letter or symbol.

Answer.


Alternate interior angles: 1\angle 1 and 7\angle 7 , 2\angle 2 and 8\angle 8 .

Alternate interior angles: 3\angle 3 and 5\angle 5 , 4\angle 4 and 6\angle 6 .

Corresponding angles: 1\angle 1 and 5\angle 5, 2\angle 2 and 6\angle 6, 3\angle 3 and 7\angle 7, 4\angle 4 and 8\angle 8.

Consecutive interior angles: 1\angle 1 and 8\angle 8, 2\angle 2 and 7\angle 7.

Vertical angles: 1\angle 1 and 3\angle 3, 2\angle 2 and 4\angle 4, 5\angle 5 and 7\angle 7, 6\angle 6 and 8\angle 8.

If m2=52m\angle 2 = 52{}^{\circ}, then m4=52m\angle 4 = 52{}^{\circ}, m6=52m\angle 6 = 52{}^{\circ}, m8=52m\angle 8 = 52{}^{\circ},


m1=128,m3=128,m5=128,m7=128,m \angle 1 = 128{}^{\circ}, \quad m \angle 3 = 128{}^{\circ}, \quad m \angle 5 = 128{}^{\circ}, \quad m \angle 7 = 128{}^{\circ},


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