Question

List the at least 10 objects from the surrounding where you can see different angles(vertically opposite, linear pair)and write them down​

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Examples of vertical angles in real life settings include the black and white railroad crossing signs found on roadways near railroads, open scissors and the letter "X." Other examples include the point where ceiling beams intersect in a somewhat x shape, and in a kite where two wooden sticks hold it together.

Answer 2

Answer:

The opposing (X) angles of two intersecting lines are equal. The two colour angles and the two yellow angles in the represents the interface are both equal. Because they are vertically opposing at a vertex, these X angles are known as vertically opposite angles. The angles are demonstrated to be linear if you approach the point where the two lines join in a single direction.

step-by-step explanation:

vertically opposite:

The opposing angles created by the junction of two lines are known as vertical angles or vertically opposed angles.

Daily life examples:

1. 4 road junction
2. Rail road crossing signs
3. Open scissors
4. Corners of the room
5. Open Pliers
6. The letter X
7. Hourglass
8. the location where two routes cross one another
9. An hourglass.

linear pair:

Whenever two lines meet at one point, a linear set of angles is created. The angle have been shown to be continuous if they approach the point where the two lines meet in a single direction. The sum of the angles in a pair of linear equations is always 180°.

Daily life examples:

1. Ladder placed against the wall
2. Hands of Clock
3. Slices of Pizza.
4. Scissors.
5. Electric Pole.
6. Justice Balance.
7. T-Junction.
8. Chopping Board

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