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Which are linear pairs
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Which are linear pairs

Which are linear pairs-example-1
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Answer: <BAC and <CAE

<CAE and <FAE

Explanation:

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User Daniel Bramhall
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Answer:

I think

<FAD and <EAD

<CAE and <FAE

Explanation:

A linear pair is two adjacent angles whose non-common sides form opposite rays.

Sorry if I'm wrong...could not see all the angles.

I hope I did help you though!

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