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Can one angle of a parallelogram be equal to 40° and another one 50°? Justify your reasoning.
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Can one angle of a parallelogram be equal to 40° and another one 50°? Justify your reasoning.

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Short answer: No! <<=====
If the two are one after another, then they are not supplementary, which a parallelogram requires.

If they are in opposite corners, they must be equal. That's another property of parallelograms.
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