PARALLEL LINES AND TRANSVERSALS | Find the Angle Measure | Geometry Online Lesson

Learn how to use angle pair relationships in parallel lines and transversals to find angle measures. We are covering 3 different types of problems: solving for x, making lines parallel, and solving for numbered angles. Use different angle pairs like alternate interior, corresponding angles, linear pairs etc to solve them all!

Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:13 - Problem 1
02:10 - Problem 2
04:03 - Problem 3

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[alster]

#3 is easy

Angle 3 = 70° (linear pair)


To solve for Angle 1, take note of the corresponding angle of the given 120° and Angle 1 form a Linear Pair,

Angle 1 = 60°

Then for Angle 2, we simply use the Interior Angles of a Triangle Theorem.


70°+x+60°=180°
x+130°=180°
x= 50°

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[steveycook]

at 3:42 what did you do to get "2x = 200" and "x = 100" ??

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[marvanessa]

hi queen, I had a question for prob 1 why did you say it was alt interior angles? 2nd question isnt 80+80 160 not 180, so why or where did you get 180? thank you!

[JohnAbraham-ldir]

How can I know the type angle of angle relationship to use when I
see the question

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