Definitions

• Suppose that L and M are distinct lines and T is a transversal. 
• Let A by the point of intersection of L and T and B be the point of intersection of M and T.
• Let C be a point on T such that B is between A and C.
• Let A' be a point on L and B' a point on M such that B' is on the same side of T as A'.
• Let B'' be a point on M such that B is between B'' and B'. 
• A'AB and B'BC are corresponding angles.
• A'AB and B''BA are alternate interior angles.
• A'AB and ABB' are same side interior angles.

These definitions are courtesy of Dr. Clint McCrory's Math 5200/7200 Page.

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