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Angle Relationships Practice

Practice angle relationships: complementary angles sum to 90°, supplementary angles sum to 180°, vertical angles are equal.

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All 20 Practice Problems

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  1. 1.Complementary to 30°?
  2. 2.Supplementary to 110°?
  3. 3.Complementary to 45°?
  4. 4.Supplementary to 85°?
  5. 5.Complementary to 72°?
  6. 6.Supplementary to 135°?
  7. 7.Complementary to 15°?
  8. 8.Supplementary to 90°?
  9. 9.Complementary to 55°?
  10. 10.Supplementary to 160°?
  11. 11.Vertical angle to 40° is?
  12. 12.Vertical angle to 115° is?
  13. 13.Angle + 35° = 90°. Angle = ?
  14. 14.Angle + 120° = 180°. Angle = ?
  15. 15.Two angles sum to 90°, one is 28°. Other?
  16. 16.Two angles sum to 180°, one is 67°. Other?
  17. 17.Complementary to 83°?
  18. 18.Supplementary to 45°?
  19. 19.Complementary to 1°?
  20. 20.Supplementary to 179°?
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  1. 1.Complementary to 30°? Answer: 60°
  2. 2.Supplementary to 110°? Answer: 70°
  3. 3.Complementary to 45°? Answer: 45°
  4. 4.Supplementary to 85°? Answer: 95°
  5. 5.Complementary to 72°? Answer: 18°
  6. 6.Supplementary to 135°? Answer: 45°
  7. 7.Complementary to 15°? Answer: 75°
  8. 8.Supplementary to 90°? Answer: 90°
  9. 9.Complementary to 55°? Answer: 35°
  10. 10.Supplementary to 160°? Answer: 20°
  11. 11.Vertical angle to 40° is? Answer: 40°
  12. 12.Vertical angle to 115° is? Answer: 115°
  13. 13.Angle + 35° = 90°. Angle = ? Answer: 55°
  14. 14.Angle + 120° = 180°. Angle = ? Answer: 60°
  15. 15.Two angles sum to 90°, one is 28°. Other? Answer: 62°
  16. 16.Two angles sum to 180°, one is 67°. Other? Answer: 113°
  17. 17.Complementary to 83°? Answer:
  18. 18.Supplementary to 45°? Answer: 135°
  19. 19.Complementary to 1°? Answer: 89°
  20. 20.Supplementary to 179°? Answer:

About This Practice

This practice set includes 20 angle relationship problems. Understanding these relationships is essential for geometry proofs and real-world applications.

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