Two parallel lines are crossed by a transversal. Parallel lines u and w are cut by transversal t. At the intersection of lines u and t, the bottom left angle is 105 degrees. At the intersection of lines w and t, the uppercase right angle is g degrees. What is the value of g?

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Whitney Mcdaniel

Physics

8 August, 21:22

Two parallel lines are crossed by a transversal. Parallel lines u and w are cut by transversal t. At the intersection of lines u and t, the bottom left angle is 105 degrees. At the intersection of lines w and t, the uppercase right angle is g degrees. What is the value of g?

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Makai Pope · Answer 1

105°

Explanation:

Given there are two parallel line u and w and the transversal is t.

Also given that at the intersection of lines u and t, the bottom left angle is 105 degrees.

Therefore the intersection of lines w and t, the uppercase right angle is g degrees. Here g will equal to 105° because when two parallel lines are cut by a transversal the interior alternate angles are equal