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3 years ago

Name six pairs of supplementary angles

Mathematics

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Bas_tet [7]3 years ago

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Supplementary angles are those angles whose sum of the measures of angles is 180 degrees.

Observe the figure clearly.

1. $\angle AGF , \angle AGC$ are supplementary angles.

2. $\angle FGD, \angle DGC$ are supplementary angles.

3. $\angle FGE, \angle EGD, \angle DGC$ are supplementary angles.

4. $\angle AGE, \angle AGB$ are supplementary angles.

5. $\angle BGC, \angle CGD, \angle DGE$ are supplementary angles.

6. $\angle CGE, \angle EGF$ are supplementary angles.

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