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Chapter 3: Q11 (page 76)

Name the two lines and the transversal that form each pair of angles.

and

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Lines and and transversal forms pair of and .

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Step 1. Highlight the lines which include angle 5 and angle PQR.

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Step 2. Write the lines which include angle 5 and angle PQR.

is included by the line and

is included by the linesand

03

Step 3. Find the transversal line

Since is common line between and , so it is the transversal line.

Thus, two lines that forms the pair of angles and are and and the transversal is

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