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Which pair of angles are supplementary?

A.)<RXZ and <YXZ
B.)<PXQ and <RXS
C.)<YZX and <UZT
D.)<WZX and <XYZ​

Which pair of angles are supplementary? A.)<RXZ and <YXZ B.)<PXQ and &lt-example-1
User Fiacre
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Answer:

option a

Explanation:

User Thadeus Ajayi
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Answer:

Option A.) <RXZ and <YXZ

Explanation:

we know that

Two angles are supplementary if their sum is equal to 180 degrees

In this problem


m\angle RXZ+m\angle YXZ=180^o ---> by supplementary angles (form a linear pair)

Verify the other options

Option B) we have

<PXQ and <RXS

we know that


m\angle PXQ+m\angle RXS<180^o

The sum of two acute angles always is less than 180 degrees

Option C) we have

<YZX and <UZT

we know that


m\angle YZX+m\angle UZT<180^o

The sum of two acute angles always is less than 180 degrees


m\angle YZX=m\angle UZT ---> by vertical angles

The only way they're supplementary is if they're right angles

Option D) we have

<WZX and <XYZ

we know that


m\angle WZX+m\angle XYZ<180^o

The sum of two acute angles always is less than 180 degrees

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