Common Core: High School - Geometry : Prove Geometric Theorems: Lines and Angles
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Example Question #230 : Congruence
Prove that if 
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Example Question #11 : Prove Geometric Theorems: Lines And Angles
Are lines 
Yes
No
No
The angles formed by the transversal line intersecting lines 
Example Question #22 : Prove Geometric Theorems: Lines And Angles
What are the values of angles 
We are able to use the relationship of opposite vertical angles to solve this problem. The given angle and angle 
Example Question #23 : Prove Geometric Theorems: Lines And Angles
Which of the following describes 
These angles are corresponding angles, therefore they are equal
These angles are alternate interior angles, therefore they are equal
These angles are alternate exterior angles, therefore they are equal
These angles are complementary angles, therefore they sum to 90
These angles are alternate exterior angles, therefore they are equal
To answer this question, we must understand the definition of alternate exterior angles. When a transversal line intersects two parallel lines, 4 exterior angles are formed. Alternate exterior angles are angles on the outsides of these two parallel lines and opposite of each other.
Example Question #232 : Congruence
True or False: The following figure shows a line segment.
True
False
False
The figure shows a ray. A ray has a single endpoint and the other end extends infinitely. This is represented by an arrowhead on the end that extends infinitely.
Example Question #25 : Prove Geometric Theorems: Lines And Angles
Solve for 
So
Example Question #12 : Prove Geometric Theorems: Lines And Angles
Prove that if lines 
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Example Question #607 : High School: Geometry
Prove that if the following lines 
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Example Question #608 : High School: Geometry
Prove that angles 1 and 2 are complementary.
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Example Question #611 : High School: Geometry
Prove that if the following lines 
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