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प्रश्न
Two straight lines are cut by a transversal. Are the corresponding angles always
उत्तर
If a transversal cuts two straight lines, their the corresponding angles are not equal unless the lines are not parallel. One in case of parallel lines, the corresponding angles are equal.
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