
Carol H. answered 10/28/18
Masters' Degree in Mathematics with 35 Years of Teaching Experience
Actually, we can prove lines a and b are parallel.
<3 and the angle to its right form a linear pair. Since linear pairs are supplementary, those two angles have a sum of 180. Therefore, that missing angle = 73 degrees.
Thus, since the corresponding angles are equal, a and b are parallel. That means m<1 = m<4 since corresponding angles formed by parallel lines have equal measure.
Thus, the m<1 = 92 degrees.