1. What term describes the pair of angles? 130° 50° A. vertical B. complementary C. parallel D. supplementary

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1. What term describes the pair of angles?

130°
50°
A. vertical
B. complementary
C. parallel
D. supplementary

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They are supplementary angles (D)

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