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a), b) and c): are always congruent d) not congruent but supplementary angles.
sorry, how are defined vertical angles?
and, please how are defined linear pair?
|dw:1418939266578:dw| are these a linear pair?
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no
please, can you draw a linear pair, and two vertical angles?
|dw:1418939512553:dw| @Michele_Laino
like that?
|dw:1418939686607:dw| AVB and DVC are congruent angles, AVB and BVC are supplementary angles
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and this is for?
I think vertical angles
and linear pair (second statement)
ok so for e)?
I thin that: AVB and DVC are congruent angles, for e) and: AVB and BVC are supplementary angles for f)
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ok and what about d) @Michele_Laino
please, note that I wrote it above: d) d) not congruent but supplementary angles.
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