Select all that apply. if two lines intersect and one angle measures 35°, what are the measures of the other angles? 35° 65° 145° 45°

If two lines intersect and "one angle measures 35°", the measures of the other angles would be 35°and 145°

Explanation:

Two intersecting lines tend to make 4 interior angles which inevitably sum up to become 360°. Thus, if one angle made by the intersecting lines is 35°, the angle horizontally adjacent to that angle would automatically be 145°. Now, according to the theorem of corresponding angles, the angles lying opposite to the 35° and 145° angles would measure 35° and 145° respectively.

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