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Exterior angles formed by Straight lines and their Transversal

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The angles formed externally when two or more straight lines are intersected by their transversal are called exterior angles formed by straight lines and their transversal.

The intersection of two straight lines and their transversal is basic special case of forming transversal in geometrical mathematics. In this case, four outer angles are formed when two parallel (or) nonparallel lines are cut by their transversal and they called exterior angles of the transversal.

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exterior angles of transversal of parallel lines

Learn the geometrical formation of exterior angles when parallel lines are intersected by their transversal.

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exterior angles of transversal of nonparallel lines

Learn how exterior angles are formed when nonparallel lines are intersected by their transversal.

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