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Can corresponding angles be complementary? Explain. Thank you so much!!

Can corresponding angles be complementary? Explain. Thank you so much!!
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Can corresponding angles be complementary? Explain.
Thank you so much!!

User Sankettt
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Yes, each angle would be be 45 degrees.
User Lanny Heidbreder
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In order for an angle to be complementary it must have a sum of 90 degrees and lower. 2 corresponding angles do equal under 90 degrees but that is mostly to happen
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