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Can two angles of a kite be consecutive and supplementary? explain.

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If consecutive angles of a 4-sided figure were complementary, then all four of them would add up to 180°. But that's a problem, because we all know that the sum of all four angles in any 4-sided figure is always 360°. So the answer must be: 'No'.

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