L1 Determine what is being described based on the figure. If line 1 and Line 2 will be parallel lines and line 3 is the transversal line. Then, L3 a) Give 3 angles congruent to af. Prove. Give 3 angles that will give a sum of 180° with msa c) If mac = 55° then find mah. d) If mag = 74' then find maa e) If mad = 64' and mah = (12x+4)" find x. ) If mat = (8x-10) and maa = (10+7x)". find mat and maa

L1 Determine what is being described based on the figure. If line 1 and Line 2 will be parallel lines and line 3 is the transversal line. Then, L3 a) Give 3 angles congruent to af. Prove. Give 3 angles that will give a sum of 180° with msa c) If mac = 55° then find mah. d) If mag = 74' then find maa e) If mad = 64' and mah = (12x+4)" find x. ) If mat = (8x-10) and maa = (10+7x)". find mat and maa

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What could be the answer for the following questions?

L1
Determine what is being described
based on the figure.
If line 1 and Line 2 will be parallel lines
and line 3 is the transversal line. Then,
L3
a) Give 3 angles congruent to af. Prove.
Give 3 angles that will give a sum of 180° with
msa
c) If mac = 55° then find mah.
d) If mag = 74' then find maa
e) If mad = 64' and mah = (12x+4)" find x.
) If mat = (8x-10) and maa = (10+7x)". find
mat and maa

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