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MAKE IT 100% CORRECT Classify each pair of numbered angles. Drag and drop the descriptions into the boxes to correctly classify each pair of numbered angles. Each description may be used more than once
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MAKE IT 100% CORRECT

Classify each pair of numbered angles.

Drag and drop the descriptions into the boxes to correctly classify each pair of numbered angles. Each description may be used more than once

linear pair
vertical
adjacent
none of these

MAKE IT 100% CORRECT Classify each pair of numbered angles. Drag and drop the descriptions-example-1
MAKE IT 100% CORRECT Classify each pair of numbered angles. Drag and drop the descriptions-example-1
MAKE IT 100% CORRECT Classify each pair of numbered angles. Drag and drop the descriptions-example-2
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i think <1 & <2 are vertical
<3 & <4 are adjacent
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