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If 
m/_3=26^(@), find 
m/_6. Justify your answer.

4^(@), alternate

26^(@), supplementary
26%. same side

154^(@), same side angles interior angles interior angles

If m3=26 m \angle 3=26^{\circ} , find m6 m \angle 6 . Justify your answer.\newline4 4^{\circ} , alternate\newline26 26^{\circ} , supplementary\newline2626\%. same side\newline154 154^{\circ} , same side angles interior angles interior angles

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Q. If m3=26 m \angle 3=26^{\circ} , find m6 m \angle 6 . Justify your answer.\newline4 4^{\circ} , alternate\newline26 26^{\circ} , supplementary\newline2626\%. same side\newline154 154^{\circ} , same side angles interior angles interior angles
  1. Identify Relationship: Identify the relationship between angles 33 and 66.\newlineSince angles 33 and 66 are alternate angles, they are equal.\newlineSo, m/6=m/3=26m/_{6} = m/_{3} = 26^\circ.
  2. Check Angles 33 and 44: Check the relationship between angles 33 and 44.\newlineAngles 33 and 44 are supplementary, meaning they add up to 180180^\circ.\newlineSo, m/4=180m/3=18026=154m/_{4} = 180^\circ - m/_{3} = 180^\circ - 26^\circ = 154^\circ.
  3. Check Angles 44 and 66: Now, check the relationship between angles 44 and 66. Angles 44 and 66 are same-side interior angles, which means they are supplementary. So, m6m\angle6 should be 180m4180^\circ - m\angle4. But we already found m6=26m\angle6 = 26^\circ from the alternate angle relationship. Let's calculate it again to check: m6=180m4=180154=26m\angle6 = 180^\circ - m\angle4 = 180^\circ - 154^\circ = 26^\circ.

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