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two lines intersect in a plane and form four angles. one of the angles formed by this intersection is a 53degree angle. What are the measures of the other three angles? explain your answer
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Among angles formed by intersection of two lines, adjacent angles are supplementary, and vertically opposite angles are equal.
Thus if one of the angles is 53°, the two adjacent angles are (180-53)°, and the angle vertically opposite is also 53°.
Thus if one of the angles is 53°, the two adjacent angles are (180-53)°, and the angle vertically opposite is also 53°.
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