Answer:
- ∠ABC and ∠q : corresponding angles
- ∠p and ∠q : supplementary angles
- ∠p and ∠BCD : alternate angles
- ∠q and ∠n : supplementary angles
- ∠n and ∠m : corresponding angles
Step-by-step explanation:
Corresponding angles form on the matching corners of a transversal when two parallel lines are crossed by a transversal. Example angles: ∠ABC and ∠q
and ∠n and ∠m .
Supplementary angles are those that form on a straight line and their measures add up to 180°. Example angles : ∠p and ∠q and ∠q and ∠n
Alternate angles form on the opposite position relative to the transversal that cuts the two lines. Example : ∠p and ∠BCD
