Math, asked by leelav1234, 17 days ago

in the given figure, a transversal t intersects two lines p and q. check whether pllq or not.​

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Answered by deli9
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Answer:

Hi mate

where is the figure

Answered by hotelcalifornia
3

Given:

Lines p and q are intersected by a transverse line t.

To Prove: p || q

Proof:

  • Consider two lines p and q, which is intersected by transverse line t.
  • Angle x and angle y are two angles made by the transverse line t with the lines p and q respectively at points O and N.
  • For p and q to be parallel, angle x must be equal to angle y.
  • ∠x = ∠y because both the angles are corresponding angle.

Answer:

x and y are corresponding angles and are equal. So, the lines p and q are parallel.

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