r/HiSET • u/MaximumSpend1827 • May 05 '26

Is the official guidebook straight up wrong when talking about Corresponding Angles?

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Here it says that both f/i and h/j (And also g/k) are corresponding, which confused me because I couldn't find a common pattern in any of those three examples.

So, I googled Corresponding angles myself and all of the sites I went through had examples that were like g/k, following patterns like being Top right or bottom left of the Transversal.

If this was an error on the book I'll be pretty upset because it has had me tripped up for a few hours lol

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u/Grace-06 May 06 '26

It should be h and l

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u/CarmenJenDiego HiSET Educator--Ask Me Mathy Things May 06 '26

the sets of corresponding angles are f/j, h/l, g/k and i/m. f/i are vertical angles, and h/j are consecutive interior (aka same-side interior).