can two acute angles be supplementary?
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No, because we know that one acute angle measures less than 90°.
If possible let one acute angle be x and the other acute angle be y.
x<90°
y<90°
x+y<90+90
x+y<180
And a supplementary angle measures 180°.
So, two acute angles cannot measure to 180°.
If possible let one acute angle be x and the other acute angle be y.
x<90°
y<90°
x+y<90+90
x+y<180
And a supplementary angle measures 180°.
So, two acute angles cannot measure to 180°.
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the answer is no because
89° is the biggest acute angle
89° + 89° =178°
so one acute angle and a obtuse angle can only make supplement
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89° is the biggest acute angle
89° + 89° =178°
so one acute angle and a obtuse angle can only make supplement
PLS MARK IT AS THE BEST ANSWER....
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