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​∠AOB​ and ∠BOC ​∠AOC​ and ∠COD
The image shows two intersecting lines and a ray sharing point O resulting in 5 consecutive angles. Line A D intersects line E C at point O. Ray O B also shares point O. The 5 consecutive angles formed clockwise from the left are angle A O B, angle B O C, angle C O D, angle D O E, and angle E O A. Angle A O B is a right angle.

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<AOB and <BOC: Adjacent
<AOC and <COD: Adjacent and supplementary
User GTG
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Answer:

Part a)
m<AOB and
m<BOC are adjacent angles

Part b)
m<AOC and
m<COD are adjacent and supplementary angles

Explanation:

we know that

Two angles are Supplementary if the sum of its angles is equal to
180\°

Two angles are Adjacent when they have a common side and a common vertex.

case A)
m<AOB and
m<BOC

we know that


m<AOB and
m<BOC have a common side (OB) and a common vertex (point O)

therefore

They are adjacent angles

case B)
m<AOC and
m<COD

we know that


m<AOC and
m<COD have a common side (OC) and a common vertex (point O)

therefore

They are adjacent angles

and


m<AOC+m<COD=180\° ------> by supplementary angles

therefore


m<AOC and
m<COD are adjacent and supplementary angles

User Bhubhu Hbuhdbus
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