Types of Angle Relationships
Complementary Angles
Supplementary Angles
Missing Angles
More Angle Relationships
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The sum of this angle relationship (all the angles together):
What is 360 degrees
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The sum of complementary angles
What is 90 degrees
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The sum of supplementary angles
What is 180 degrees
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The relationship between angles a and b 
What are vertical angles
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Angles 1 and 5.
Corresponding angles
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These angles add up to 180 degrees:
What are supplementary angles
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The equation for this angle relationship:
What is 25 degrees +65 degrees = 90 degrees
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The measure of x.
What is 50 degrees
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The angle that is equal to angle 2: 
What is angle 4
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The value of angle 3:
What is 30 degrees
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These angles add up to 90 degrees:
What are complementary angles
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The measure of x.
What is 15 degrees.
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The equation of this angle relationship:
What is x+y=180 degrees
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The angle that is equal to 109 degrees: 
What is angle m
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The value of angle Z:
What is 80 degrees
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The labeled angles are equal: 
What are vertical angles
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Find the value of angle x: 
What is 28 degrees
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Find the value of angle C:
What is 44 degrees
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The value of the missing angle:
What is 80 degrees
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The angle equal to 25 degrees:
What is angle e
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This angle relationship:
What are adjacent angles
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Find the value of angle D:
What is 46 degrees
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The value of an angle if its supplement is 24 degrees. 
What is 156 degrees
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The angle that is equal to 43 degrees:
What is angle x
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Angles that are side-by-side:
What are adjacent angles