Proving Lines Parallel Exit Ticket

Corresponding angles need to be ___________________ to prove two lines are parallel.

• Equal

• Supplementary

• Complementary

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How do you prove lines a and b are parallel?

• The two angles are equal, so because the consecutive interior angles are equal. The lines are parallel.

• The two angles are equal, so because the alternate exterior angles are equal. The lines are parallel.

• The two angles are equal, so because the corresponding angles are equal. The lines are parallel.

• The two angles are equal, so because the alternate interior angles are equal. The lines are parallel.

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These two consecutive interior angles are given. How do I prove lines to be parallel with consecutive interior angles? The consecutive interior angles need to be ____________.

• Supplementary

• Equal

• Complementary

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Are these lines parallel?

• Yes, because these two consecutive interior angles when added together equal 180.

• No, because these two corresponding angles are not equal.

• Yes, because these two corresponding angles are equal.

• No, because these two consecutive interior angles when added together equal 170. They are not supplementary.

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These are consecutive interior angles. So they need to be supplementary. That means <little + <little = <big. How should I set up this equation?

• 2x + 6 = 130

• (2x + 6) + 130 = 180

• (2x + 6) + 130 = 90

• 2x + 6 - 130 = 180

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These are consecutive interior angles. So they need to be supplementary to prove the lines are parallel. (2x + 6) + 130 = 180. What's the correct first step.

• Add the 6 and the 130 together

• Minus 2x on both sides

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These are consecutive interior angles. So they need to be supplementary to prove the lines are parallel. 2x + 136 = 180. What's the correct second step.

• subtract 180 on both sides

• subtract 136 on both sides

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These are consecutive interior angles. So they need to be supplementary to prove the lines are parallel. 2x = 44. What's the correct second step?

• Divide by 2 both on both sides. x = 22

• Subtract by 44 on both sides

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So x is 22. What explanation proves lines are parallel.

• When you plug in x, your angle becomes 50. So because 50 + 130 = 180. These are supplementary. And because of the consecutive interior angle postulate, we proved the lines are parallel.

• When you plug in x, your angle becomes 130 and because 130 is equal to 130. We proved the lines are parallel.

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These are corresponding angles. When corresponding angles are equal, it proves that lines are parallel.

• True

• False, they have to be supplementary.

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