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Drag and drop the angle pairs to correctly match their description.

Drag and drop the angle pairs to correctly match their description.-example-1
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<TUP and <PUQ : complementary angles
<TUS and <SUR: adjacent angles that are neither complementary nor supplementary
<SUR and <RUQ: supplementary angles
<SUR and <PUQ: vertical angles

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Answer:

Part 1)
<SUR\ and\ <PUQ: vertical angles

Part 2)
<TUP\ and\ <PUQ : complementary angles

Part 3)
<SUR\ and\ <RUQ : supplementary angles

Part 4)
<TUS\ and\ <SUR : adjacent angles that are neither complementary nor supplementary

Explanation:

Part 1) Vertical angles

we know that

Vertical Angles are the congruent angles opposite each other when two lines cross

In this problem


<SUR=<PUQ ------> by vertical angles

Part 2) Complementary angles

we know that

Two angles are complementary if their sum is equal to
90 degrees

In this problem


m<TUP+m<PUQ=90\° -----> by complementary angles

Part 3) Supplementary angles

we know that

Two angles are supplementary if their sum is equal to
180 degrees

In this problem


m<SUR+m<RUQ=180\° -----> by supplementary angles

Part 4) Adjacent angles that are neither complementary nor supplementary

we know that

Two angles are adjacent when they have a common side and a common vertex

In this problem


<TUS\ and\ <SUR ------> adjacent angles that are neither complementary nor supplementary

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