16.2 Angles in parallel lines — Practise
DfE practice: G3. The questions below practise these items.
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- Lines and are parallel. A corresponding angle is . Find its partner.
- Lines and are parallel. An alternate angle is . Find its partner.
- Co-interior angles are and . Find .
- Parallel lines are crossed by a transversal. One angle is . Find the co-interior angle on the same side.
- Corresponding angles are and . Find and the angle.
- Co-interior angles are and . Find .
- A corresponding angle is . Find the adjacent angle on the same straight line.
- An alternate angle is . Explain why its partner is also .
Answers and concise solutions
1. Lines and are parallel. A corresponding angle is . Find its pa
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2. Lines and are parallel. An alternate angle is . Find its part
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3. Co-interior angles are and . Find .
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4. Parallel lines are crossed by a transversal. One angle is . Find the c
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5. Corresponding angles are and . Find and the an
Answer: ; each angle is .
6. Co-interior angles are and . Find .
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7. A corresponding angle is . Find the adjacent angle on the same straigh
Answer: ; corresponding angles match, then angles on a line sum to .
8. An alternate angle is . Explain why its partner is also .
Answer: They are equal because the lines are parallel and alternate angles are equal.