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which of the following statements are true about the angles in the figure? select all that apply. HELPPPPP LIKE ASAP, WILL MARK

BRAINLIEST, plz anwser me

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Elenna [48]3 years ago

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Correct statements :-

second statement :- angle Y and angle X are in linear pairs.

fifth statement :- angle X and angle Y are adjacent.

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