Angle ACB and angle ECD are angles. vertical complementary supplementary none of the above

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Angle ACB and angle ECD are

angles.
vertical
complementary
supplementary
none of the above

Angle ACB and angle ECD are angles. vertical complementary supplementary none of the-example-1

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Answer:

Vertical

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Just did the lesson and checked the answer key :D

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Answer:

vertical

Explanation:

When two lines intersect, 4 angles are formed. Two non-adjacent angles are called vertical angles.

Answer: vertical

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