princess20701 princess20701

06-03-2015
Mathematics

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If a transversal intersects two parallel lines, is it possible for all of the angles formed to be acute angles? Explain.

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babysheep babysheep

06-03-2015

No becasue an acute angle added with another acute angle cannot add up to the needed 180

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cclemeno cclemeno

06-03-2015

no. if a transversal intersect parallel lines the angles on the line have to add to 180 degrees,
two acute angles do not =180
you must has on obtuse and one acute OR 2 right angles

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