Math, asked by jshiza6, 10 hours ago

Which of the following are complementary angles​

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Answered by samanpreetchahal1234
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Answer:

angles whose sum is equal to 90° they are complementary angles

Answered by poorna2009
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Answer:

No options you have given

Step-by-step explanation:

Complementary angles are those pair of angles that add upto 90 degree,So if you want to find any complementary angles,just add their measures and check whether the sum is 90 or not Hope it's helpful Cheers

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