Math, asked by chiragaggarwal7190, 10 months ago

Two Angles Forming A Linear Pair Are _______

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Answered by Anonymous

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TWO ANGLES FORMING A LINEAR PAIR ARE CALLED SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLES.

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Answered by sowsriakansha12345

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adjacent angles and equals to 180 degrees

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