A straight line crosses AB at E and crosses CD at F. On line AB, A is to the left of E and B is to the right of E. On line CD, C is to the left of F and D is to the right of F.
Angle AEF = 62°.
Work out the size of angle CFE.
Give a reason for each stage of your working.
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118°
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Two straight lines are parallel. A third line crosses them. Two angles lie between the parallel lines, on opposite sides of the crossing line, in a Z shape. One of these angles is 72°.
Write down the size of the other angle and the name of this type of angle.
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72 degrees, alternate angles
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Two straight lines are parallel. A third line crosses them. Two angles are in matching positions, one at each crossing, in an F shape. One of these angles is 115°.
Write down the size of the other angle and the name of this type of angle.
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115 degrees, corresponding angles
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PQ and RS are parallel straight lines.
A straight line crosses PQ at E and crosses RS at F. On line PQ, P is to the left of E and Q is to the right of E. On line RS, R is to the left of F and S is to the right of F.
Angle QEF = 74°.
Work out the size of angle RFE. Give a reason for your answer.
Work out the size of angle EFS. Give a reason for your answer.
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a) 74°b) 106°
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Two straight lines are parallel. A third line crosses them. Two angles lie between the parallel lines, on the same side of the crossing line, in a C shape. One of these angles is 108°.
Work out the size of the other angle. Give the name of this type of angle.
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72 degrees, co-interior angles
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Two straight lines are parallel and are crossed by a third line. Write down the name of each pair of angles, and say what you know about their sizes.
Two angles in a Z shape, between the parallel lines.
Two angles in an F shape, in matching positions.
Two angles in a C shape, between the parallel lines.
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a) alternate angles, equalb) corresponding angles, equalc) co-interior angles, add up to 180 degrees
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AB and CD are parallel straight lines.
A straight line GEFH crosses AB at E and crosses CD at F, where G is above the line AB and H is below the line CD. On line AB, A is to the left of E and B is to the right of E. On line CD, C is to the left of F and D is to the right of F.
Angle GEB = 63°.
Work out the size of angle EFD. Give a reason for your answer.
Work out the size of angle CFH. Give a reason for your answer.
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a) 63°b) 63°
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Two straight lines are parallel and are crossed by a third line. Two alternate angles are (3x + 10)° and (5x − 30)°.
Work out the value of x.
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20
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Two straight lines are parallel and are crossed by a third line. Two corresponding angles are (4x − 12)° and (x + 30)°.
Work out the value of x, and the size of each angle.
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x = 14, angles 44 degrees
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DE and FG are parallel straight lines.
Triangle ABC is drawn so that A lies on DE, and B and C both lie on FG.
D is to the left of A and E is to the right of A.
Angle DAB = 48° and angle ACB = 63°.
Work out the size of angle BAC.
Give a reason for each stage of your working.
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69°
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Two straight lines are parallel and are crossed by a third line. Two co-interior angles are (2x + 15)° and (3x − 5)°.
Work out the value of x, and the size of the larger angle.
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x = 34, larger angle 97 degrees
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A straight line crosses line AB at the point P and crosses line CD at the point Q, where P is above Q. On line AB, B is to the right of P. On line CD, D is to the right of Q.
Angle QPB, between PQ and PB and inside the region between the two lines, is 104°.
Angle PQD, between QP and QD and inside the region between the two lines, is 76°.
Show that AB is parallel to CD.
Give reasons for your answer.
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104° + 76° = 180°; angle QPB and angle PQD are co-interior angles; co-interior angles adding to 180° means the lines are parallel
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AB and CD are parallel straight lines.
E lies on AB. F and G both lie on CD, with F to the left of G.
A is to the left of E and B is to the right of E.
EF = EG and angle AEF = 64°.
Work out the size of angle FEG.
Give a reason for each stage of your working.
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52°
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ABCD is a trapezium in which AB is parallel to DC.
The diagonal BD is drawn.
Angle DAB = 74° and angle ADB = 68°.
Work out the size of angle ABD. Give a reason for your answer.
Work out the size of angle BDC. Give a reason for your answer.
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a) 38°b) 38°
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AB and CD are parallel straight lines.
E lies on AB. F and G both lie on CD, with F to the left of G.
A is to the left of E and B is to the right of E.
Angle AEF = 67° and angle BEG = 67°.
Show that triangle EFG is an isosceles triangle.
Give a reason for each stage of your working.
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Angle EFG = 67° (alternate with AEF) and angle EGF = 67° (alternate with BEG); two equal base angles mean triangle EFG is isosceles
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AB and CD are parallel straight lines. A straight line crosses them both.
Two co-interior angles between the parallel lines are (3x + 20)° and (2x − 15)°.
Work out the size of the smaller of these two angles.
You must show all your working.
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55°
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AB and CD are parallel straight lines, with AB above CD.
E lies on AB and G lies on CD. F is a point between the two lines, to the right of both E and G, so that EFG forms a zigzag.
Angle BEF = 38° and angle DGF = 44°, where B is to the right of E and D is to the right of G.
Work out the size of angle EFG.
Give a reason for each stage of your working.
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82°
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