SOLUTION: write a proof to show that <4 and <5 are supplementary if <3=<2 /\ / \ ______1/2__3\4___________ ___________ ______ 5/6 7\8 / \

SOLUTION: write a proof to show that <4 and <5 are supplementary if <3=<2 /\ / \ 1/23\4_ _ __ 5/6 7\8 / \

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Question 520843: write a proof to show that <4 and <5 are supplementary if <3=<2

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Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

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supplementary -- they are a linear pair.

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supplementary. Transititive Equality.

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