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2 years ago

Classify Angle 3 & Angle 4 by choosing the correct term from the choices below.

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vlabodo [156]2 years ago

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Classify Angle 3 & Angle 4 by choosing the correct term from the choices below

adjacent

adjacentcomplementary

adjacentcomplementaryvertical

adjacentcomplementaryverticalstraight

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The given angles are Adjacent
Adjacent angles:- The angles that share a common side and have a common vertex are called Adjacent Angles...~

nika2105 [10]2 years ago

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The given angles 3 and 4 shares a common arm, therefore the angles are known as Adjacant Angles

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