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In the given figure p is a transversal to lines m and n,angle 1= 60 and angle 2=2/3 of right angle. Prove that mlln​

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Answered by lilacballoon
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\bf\Large{Solution:}

\sf{ \angle1 = 60°} (given)

According to the property that vertically opposite angles are equal, \sf{ \angle1= \angle3}

Thus, \sf{ \angle3 = 60°}

Given = \sf{ \angle2 = 2/3 ×90°= 60°}

= \sf{ \angle2= \angle4 } (vertically opposite angles)

Thus,

\sf{ \angle4= 60°}

\sf{ \angle4=\angle3 = 60°}

Converse of alternate interior property - If alternate angles are equal, the lines are parallel. Hence, m||n.

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Answered by jitendra999
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Answer:

Solution:

\sf{ \angle1 = 60°}∠1=60° (given)

According to the property that vertically opposite angles are equal, \sf{ \angle1= \angle3}∠1=∠3

Thus, \sf{ \angle3 = 60°}∠3=60°

Given = \sf{ \angle2 = 2/3 ×90°= 60°}∠2=2/3×90°=60°

= \sf{ \angle2= \angle4 }∠2=∠4 (vertically opposite angles)

Thus,

\sf{ \angle4= 60°}∠4=60°

\sf{ \angle4=\angle3 = 60°}∠4=∠3=60°

Converse of alternate interior property - If alternate angles are equal, the lines are parallel. Hence, m||n.

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