Find the measure of angle e. a. 70° b. 130° c. 100° d. 110°

Knowing about corresponding angles, we know that m∠d = 70°.

The sum of the measures of the angles d and g is equal to 180°. Or in other words, they are supplementary.

Knowing this, we can use algebra to build an equation and solve for g.

70° + m∠g = 180°
m∠g = 110°

And finally, using the knowledge of vertical lines, ∠g is complementary to ∠e.

So, m∠e is equal to 110°.