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Marks’ First Lessons in Geometry

by Bernhard Marks

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Lesson Thirteenth Relations of Angles

Interior Angles

Is the angle a m n between the parallels, or outside of them? (Diagram 13.)

It is called an interior angle.

Read three other interior angles between the same parallels.

Why is b m n an interior angle?

An interior angle is one that lies between parallel lines.

Read the interior angles between the parallel lines g h and k l.

Why is o p l an interior angle?

What is an interior angle?

Exterior Angles

Is the angle a m e between the parallels, or outside of them?

It is called an exterior angle.

Read three other exterior angles formed by the lines a b, c d, and e f.

Why is the angle c n f an exterior angle?

An exterior angle is one that lies outside of the parallels.

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