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Adjacent Angles: Identifying Angle Relationships in Line Intersections

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Question

Does the drawing show an adjacent angle?

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Adjacent angles are angles whose sum together is 180 degrees.

In the attached drawing, it is evident that there is no angle of 180 degrees, and no pair of angles can create such a situation.

Therefore, in the drawing there are no adjacent angles.

Answer

Not true


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