1. **Problem statement:** Given that lines AB // CD and BP // AD, with angles \(\angle EBF = 68^\circ\) and \(\angle CDE = 58^\circ\), find (i) \(\angle AEB\) and (ii) \(\angle ABE\).
2. **Relevant properties and formulas:**
- When two lines are parallel, alternate interior angles are equal.
- The sum of angles around a point is \(360^\circ\).
- The sum of angles in a triangle is \(180^\circ\).
3. **Step (i) Find \(\angle AEB\):**
- Since AB // CD and BP // AD, quadrilateral ABPD is a parallelogram.
- \(\angle EBF = 68^\circ\) is given.
- \(\angle CDE = 58^\circ\) is given.
- Using the parallel lines and transversal properties, \(\angle AEB\) corresponds to \(\angle CDE\) because of alternate interior angles.
- Therefore, \(\angle AEB = 58^\circ\).
4. **Step (ii) Find \(\angle ABE\):**
- In triangle ABE, angles are \(\angle ABE\), \(\angle AEB = 58^\circ\), and \(\angle EBF = 68^\circ\).
- Since \(\angle EBF = 68^\circ\) is adjacent to \(\angle ABE\), and BP // AD, \(\angle ABE = \angle EBF = 68^\circ\) (corresponding angles).
5. **Final answers:**
- \(\angle AEB = 58^\circ\)
- \(\angle ABE = 68^\circ\)
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