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Answered by BloomingBud
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(i) V.O.A

- Vertically Opposite angles

From figure 1

we have two intersecting lines.

we get ∠a, ∠b, ∠c, ∠d

Here,

∠b = ∠d

They are Vertically opposite angles

and

other vertically opposite angles are

∠a = ∠c

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(ii) A.I.A

- Alternate Interior Angles

See in figure 2

Here E and F are two parallel lines, n is intersecting line

So,

∠x = ∠x`  A.I.A

And

∠y = ∠y` A.I.A

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(iii) Corresponding Angles

In figure 3

the corresponding angles are -

∠a = ∠e

∠d = ∠h

∠b = ∠f

∠c = ∠g

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Answered by Blossomfairy
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Vertically Opposite Angle :-

The angles which are vertically opposite to each other are known as vertically opposite angle.

Theorems :- ( In fig. 1 )

 \angle \sf{AOD} =  \angle \sf{COB}\\  \angle \sf{AOC} =  \angle \sf{DOB}

They are equal because vertically opposite angles are always equal.

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Alternate Interior Angle :-

Two non - adjacent lines made by crossing of two lines by a third lines.

Theorem :- ( In fig. 2 )

 \angle \sf{3} =   \angle  \sf{6} \\  \angle \sf{4 } =  \angle \sf{5}

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Corresponding angles and Its Converse :-

When two parallel lines are cut by a transverse the resulting corresponding angles are congruent.

Theorem :- ( In fig. 3 )

 \angle \sf{2} =  \angle \sf{1}

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