Calculating Angles on Parallel Lines

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[@nanamipos1]

i get itt but idk how to go about parallel lines? like for question 3 i would have said z was 100 because there was vertical parallel lines, why does it have to be horizontal for it to work? im so confused

[@BeastModeMaths]

For that question, I think you are only focusing on one line. Notice that the 100 degree angle and Z are only part of the left vertical line (they don't have any connection to the right one). To have 2 angles that have a relationship with one another, the angles must be on BOTH parallel lines (e.g. X and Z... or W and 100).

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