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Classify the pair of angles. Tr The angles are complementar

Classify the pair of angles. Tr\newlineThe angles are complementar

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Q. Classify the pair of angles. Tr\newlineThe angles are complementar
  1. Define Complementary Angles: Identify the definition of complementary angles. Complementary angles are two angles whose measures add up to 9090 degrees.
  2. Analyze Given Information: Analyze the given information.\newlineThe problem states that the angles are complementary.
  3. Apply Definition: Apply the definition to classify the angles.\newlineSince the angles are described as complementary, by definition, their total measure is 9090 degrees. This confirms they are complementary angles.

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