SOLUTION: I am in Honors Geometry and we are d�ing proofs, oh no. Here is the problem we need to solve: Given line AB is perpendicular to line BC and angle 2 and angle three are complimenta

Question 516400: I am in Honors Geometry and we are d�ing proofs, oh no. Here is the problem we need to solve:
Given line AB is perpendicular to line BC and angle 2 and angle three are complimentary angles, prove angle one is congruent to angle three. The picture shows a triangle with a right angle and a line (not a bisector going through it). Thank you very much, I appreciate any help.
Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You'll have to explain the question more clearly for a full solution (since we don't know what or where angles 1, 2, and 3 are). Please don't be afraid to try a proof (it is simply like an argument -- you take a position and you defend it, in this case, prove it).

Heads up: "Complementary" is the correct spelling. "Complimentary" refers to giving someone a compliment.
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