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    Marcus Guyton's document discusses different geometry concepts. It defines skew lines as lines that do not intersect but are also not parallel, and provides roads on different levels as a real-world example. It explains that vertical angles are angles formed at an intersection of two lines, and that two lines are perpendicular when all angles between them are 90 degrees. It also includes four examples of geometry problems and their solutions.

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    Marcus Guyton's document discusses different geometry concepts. It defines skew lines as lines that do not intersect but are also not parallel, and provides roads on different levels as a real-world example. It explains that vertical angles are angles formed at an intersection of two lines, and that two lines are perpendicular when all angles between them are 90 degrees. It also includes four examples of geometry problems and their solutions.

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    Intersecting Lines: Lines That Do Not Intersect and They're Not Parallel

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    Marcus Guyton's document discusses different geometry concepts. It defines skew lines as lines that do not intersect but are also not parallel, and provides roads on different levels as a real-world example. It explains that vertical angles are angles formed at an intersection of two lines, and that two lines are perpendicular when all angles between them are 90 degrees. It also includes four examples of geometry problems and their solutions.

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    Name: Marcus Guyton

    Intersecting Lines
    What are skew lines? Lines that do not intersect and theyre not parallel. What is a real world example of skew lines (think of lines that are on different levels so that they lie on different planes)? A triangle
    What are vertical angles? One angle formed from an intersection with two lines. How do you know when two lines are perpendicular? All angles will be 90 degrees.

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    Angle 11 Angle 5 Example 3:


    What is x in the diagram below?

    Example 4: What is x in the diagram below? 2+3x=62 3x=60 X=20

    6x-16=4x+6 2x-16=6 2x=22 X=11

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