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With two parallel lines and a transversal, an alternate interior angle and a co-interior angle (both measured from the same interior angle on the lower line) are such that the alternate interior angle is 50°.
Find the co-interior angle.

Class 7Transversal and Parallel LinesLines and Angles
  • A145
  • B115
  • C130
  • D260

Step-by-Step Solution

The interior angle on the lower line equals its alternate interior partner = 50°. Its co-interior angle on the upper line = 180 - 50 = 130°.
Answer: C) 130

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