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fh and ik are parallel lines. select all the pairs of alternate interior angles. ∠hgj and ∠ijg ∠kjg and ∠fgj ∠hge and ∠ijg ∠fgj and ∠hge
Step1: Recall the definition of alternate interior angles
Alternate interior angles are formed when a transversal crosses two parallel lines. They lie between the two parallel lines and on opposite sides of the transversal.
Step2: Analyze each pair
- For \(\angle HGJ\) and \(\angle IJG\):
- Lines \(FH\parallel IK\) and transversal \(LJ\).
- \(\angle HGJ\) and \(\angle IJG\) are between \(FH\) and \(IK\) and on opposite sides of \(LJ\).
- For \(\angle KJG\) and \(\angle FGJ\):
- Lines \(FH\parallel IK\) and transversal \(LJ\).
- \(\angle KJG\) and \(\angle FGJ\) are between \(FH\) and \(IK\) and on opposite sides of \(LJ\).
- For \(\angle HGE\) and \(\angle IJG\):
- Lines \(FH\parallel IK\) and transversal \(LJ\).
- \(\angle HGE\) and \(\angle IJG\) are not between the two parallel lines ( \(\angle HGE\) is an exterior - related angle in terms of the parallel lines \(FH\) and \(IK\) in the wrong position).
- For \(\angle FGJ\) and \(\angle HGE\):
- Lines \(FH\parallel IK\) and transversal \(LJ\).
- \(\angle FGJ\) and \(\angle HGE\) are not alternate interior angles (they are not in the correct "between - the - parallel - lines and opposite - sides - of - transversal" configuration).
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\(\angle HGJ\) and \(\angle IJG\), \(\angle KJG\) and \(\angle FGJ\)