L1 is parallel to L2, and therefore m∠t=m∠x and m∠w=m∠y. Which can be used to show that the sum of the interior angles of the triangle is 180°? Responses A straight angle has a measure of 180°, so m∠t+m∠v+m∠w=180°, and since m∠t=m∠x and m∠w=m∠y, m∠x+m∠y+m∠v=180°. A straight angle has a measure of , so m∠t+m∠v+m∠w=180°, and since m∠t=m∠x, , and m∠w=m∠y, m∠x+m∠y+m∠v=180°. Alternate interior angles are equal, so m∠t=m∠x and m∠w=m∠y, and since ∠x and ∠y are supplementary, m∠x+m∠y+m∠v=180°.Alternate interior angles are equal, so m∠t=m∠x, , and m∠w=m∠y, and since ∠x and ∠y, , are supplementary, m∠x+m∠y+m∠v=180°. Since m∠t=m∠x and m∠w=m∠y, and m∠v=90°, the sum of the angles is m∠x+m∠y+m∠v=180°.Since m∠t=m∠x and m∠w=m∠y, and m∠v=90°, the sum of the angles is m∠x+m∠y+m∠v=180°. The interior angles of a triangle are complementary, so since m∠t=m∠x and m∠w=m∠y, m∠x+m∠y+m∠v=180°. The interior angles of a triangle are complementary, so since m∠t=m∠x, , and m∠w=m∠y, m∠x+m∠y+m∠v=180°.