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To Conclude about the two given

Answer to Problem 13PSB
Angles will be right angles
Explanation of Solution
Given information :
A pair of vertical angles are supplementary
Formula used:
When two lines intersect each other and one pair of vertical angles are supplementary then second pair of vertical angles will also be supplementary
Two angles are said to be supplementary, if sum of these angles is
Proof:
Look at the fig (a)
Fig (a) Fig (b)
If two lines intersect each other at one point
Two pairs of vertically
It is given that
A pair of vertical angles are supplementary
Now, look at fig(b),
If any of the pair of vertical angles are supplementary
Then other pair of vertical angles will automatically become supplementary
Thus, angles (vertical) forming supplementary angles will be right angles
Hence, we conclude at: angles will be right angles.
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