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Name the relationship 1). Adjacent angle 2). Alternate angles 3). Corresponding angles 4). Vertical angles 5). Supplementary angles

Name the relationship 1). Adjacent angle 2). Alternate angles 3). Corresponding angles 4). Vertical angles 5). Supplementary angles
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Name the relationship

1). Adjacent angle

2). Alternate angles

3). Corresponding angles

4). Vertical angles

5). Supplementary angles

Name the relationship 1). Adjacent angle 2). Alternate angles 3). Corresponding angles-example-1
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It looks like 1) adjacent angles.

Name the relationship 1). Adjacent angle 2). Alternate angles 3). Corresponding angles-example-1
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