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The diagram shows the angles formed by two intersecting lines RVS and TVU are are complementary angles RVS and SVT are are complementary angles RVS and SVT are supplementary angles RVS and TVU are supplementary angles
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@agent0smith what do u think it is, I think it is c or a
Look at the diagram I drew above, then look at the diagram in the question. There are NO complementary angles in the diagram.
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Wow, this is seeming understandable.
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