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Copy of Complementary and Supplementary Angles

Author:Chelli Jones, Brian Connor, Catherine Kelly
Manipulate the Applet to create Complementary and Supplementary Angles

Complementary Angles = 90 degrees. Move the dot on the line to make Complementary Angles.

Do 110 degrees and 30 degrees added together equal a complementary angle? (change the angles on the picture to find out)

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Do 47 degrees and 35 degrees added together equal a complementary angle? (change the angles on the picture to find out)

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Do 70 degrees and 20 degrees added together equal a complementary angle? (change the angles on the picture to find out)

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A pair of angles must add up to ___________ degrees to be Complementary Angles.

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Supplementary Angles = 180 degrees. Move the dot on the line to make Supplementary Angles.

Do 170 degrees and 10 degrees added together equal a supplementary angle? (change the angles on the picture to find out)

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  • B
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Do 45 degrees and 65 degrees added together equal a supplementary angle? (change the angles on the picture to find out)

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  • B
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A pair of angles must add up to ___________ degrees to be Supplementary Angles.

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  • B
  • C
  • D
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