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Draw a counterexample that shows the following conjecture is FALSE. -Adjacent angles are complementary.
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Draw a counterexample that shows the following conjecture is FALSE. -Adjacent angles are complementary.
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Angle 1 = 80 degrees, angle 2 = 100 degrees. This would be supplementary (equaling 180 degrees) therefor not complementary (equaling 90 degrees).
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