Parallel Lines Analysis: Solving the 3α=x Angle Relationship

Given: 3α=x 3\alpha=x

Are they parallel lines?

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00:00 Are the lines parallel?
00:11 Let's substitute the value of X according to the given data
00:15 Let's solve and substitute in the angle
00:22 Alternate angles are equal between parallel lines
00:26 Let's put the angle values in the equation and solve
00:38 We got an illogical equation
00:41 Therefore the lines are not parallel
00:44 And this is the solution to the question

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Given: 3α=x 3\alpha=x

Are they parallel lines?

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Step-by-step solution

If the lines are parallel, the two angles will be equal to each other, since alternate angles between parallel lines are equal to each other.

We will check if the angles are equal by substituting the value of X:

x+α+31=3α+α+31=4α+31 x+\alpha+31=3\alpha+\alpha+31=4\alpha+31

Now we will compare the angles:

4α+31=4α+29 4\alpha+31=4\alpha+29

We will reduce on both sides to4α 4\alpha We obtain:
31=29 31=29

Since this theorem is not true, the angles are not equal and, therefore, the lines are not parallel.

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Final Answer

No

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