Finding the Angle Degree and How
Lets say that angle in the example is 110 degrees. Here is the proof to in the example being 110 degrees as well. (Left side is statement and right side is reasoning)
| Given | |
| Alternative Angle Theorem | |
| Vertical Angles Theorem | |
| ? |
Fill in the blank with the correct reason as to why angle is equal to angle .
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1 solution
The solution really depends on your vocabulary in math more than a formula of some type. The correct answer is Transitive property of equality because it is a simple as this: if a=b and b=c then a=c. It basically says that if angle A is equal to angle E, and angle E is equal to angle H, then angle A is equal to angle H. Therefore, if angle A is 110 degrees, so is angle H.