Math, asked by nikhil2931, 1 year ago

(you will get 100 points)please exppain with answer Question 6.

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Answered by Equestriadash
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To prove that two lines are parallel, they need to fulfill any property of parallel angles.

In (i): 126° + 44° ≠ 180° (Property tried to use here: Two adjacent angles are supplementary)

Since it is not equal to 180°, the two lines are not parallel.

In (ii): 75° + 75° ≠ 180° (Property tried to use here: Vertically opposite angle are equal and two adjacent angles are supplementary)

Since it is not equal to 180°, the two lines are not parallel.

In (iii): 123° + 57° = 180° (Property used here: Vertically opposite angles are equal (applied for 57°) and two adjacent angles are supplementary)

In (iv): 72° + 98° ≠ 180° (Property tried to use here: Vertically opposite angles are equal and two adjacent angles are supplementary)

Since it is not equal to 180°, the two lines are not parallel.

Hope it helps :)











nikhil2931: can you please tell me property (corresponding or cointerior......angle.....
nikhil2931: thanksssssss a llllllooooooottttt
Equestriadash: The first one I tries through the property of co-interior angles. The second vertically opposite and co-interior angles. Same goes for the third and fourth.
Equestriadash: You're welcome!
Equestriadash: tried*
Answered by Anjula
2

Hey mate !!!

Answer :-

(i) , (ii) ,(iv) are not  parallel  

As they don’t accept rules of parallel lines .

(iii) is parallel.

Hope this helps !


nikhil2931: please explain
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