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If angle A plus angle B equals 90 degrees then A and B are what kind of angles?
Complementary.
What kind of angles are AZB and XZY?
complementary
What is the total of the measure of two angles is 90 degrees?
If you are asking what kind of angles add up to 90 degrees, the answer is complementary angles.
If angle A plus angle D equals 90 the angle A and angle D are what kind of angles?
acute
What kind of triangle has 1 obtuse angle and 2 acute angles?
An obtuse angle
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