SOLUTION: Why is the following statement not a good definition? A linear pair is two angles whose measure sum to 180.

SOLUTION: Why is the following statement not a good definition? A linear pair is two angles whose measure sum to 180.

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Question 824648: Why is the following statement not a good definition?
A linear pair is two angles whose measure sum to 180.
Answer by dneeti.4@gmail.com(1) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
because linear pair can be formed by sum of 2 or 3 or more angles to be. 180
but sum of two angle is. 180 then it is supplementary angles
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