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Angle Relationships
Geometry 1.5
Adjacent Angles
• Two angles which share a vertex and a side, and nothing else.
Complementary Angles
• Two angles which add up to 90°; they are both acute.
Supplementary Angles
• Two angles which add up to 180°; either they are both right angles, or
one is acute and the other is obtuse.
Linear Pair
• Two adjacent supplementary angles: They form a straight angle (line).
Linear Pair
• Two adjacent supplementary angles: They form a straight angle (line).
Linear Pair
• Two adjacent supplementary angles: They form a straight angle (line).
Linear Pair
• Two adjacent supplementary angles: They form a straight angle (line).
Vertical Angles
• Two angles on opposite sides of intersecting lines; they are always
congruent.
Vertical Angles
• Two angles on opposite sides of intersecting lines; they are always
congruent.