When two lines intersect, the opposite (X) angles are equal. On parallel lines, alternate (Z) angles are equal. On parallel lines, corresponding (F) angles are equal. On parallel lines ...
One that follows an edge of the triangle and one through the vertex opposite that edge. Now both rules are in play - the alternate angles rule and the rule the angles in a straight line add up to ...
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