Complementary And Supplementary Angles Quiz

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1.

Find the missing angle.
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Find the missing angle.
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Find the missing angle.
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Find the missing angle.
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Find the missing angle.
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Find the missing angle.

Explanation
The missing angle is 90 degrees because the given answer is 90.

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If the smaller angle in the image is 30 degrees, then the bigger one is _____ degrees.

Explanation
If the smaller angle in the image is 30 degrees, then the bigger angle would be twice its size, which is 60 degrees. This is because angles that are opposite each other and formed by intersecting lines are known as vertical angles, and they are always congruent or equal in measure. Therefore, if one angle is 30 degrees, the other angle must also be 30 degrees, making the total measure of the bigger angle 60 degrees.

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Find the missing angle.
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Find the missing angle.
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These two angles in the image are the examples of ________ angles.

Explanation
The two angles in the image are examples of complementary angles because they add up to 90 degrees.

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