Answer:
Not every angle is the same. When the cross sequence crosses two parallel lines, the appropriate angles are congruent. If the cross-sectional lines are not parallel, the corresponding angles are not consistent but in no way related.
Step-by-step explanation:
Each crossing of a line produces two pairs of vertical angles and is 3 x 2 = six pairs for three transvestites across the same line (or 12 angles).
