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document.write( "Ok so I eliminated 2 answers that I think is wrong because <1 and <3 isn't vertical or corresponding (I tried looking it up on math is fun .com or something.) But I looked and look and the only answers left are supplementary angles and complementary angles.\r
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document.write( "Question: <1 and <3 are _________ angles.\r
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document.write( "Thank you for your help can you please explain!!! \n" );
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