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Which pair of readings, taken on the same scale, gives an angle of exactly 90°?

Class 6Measuring AnglesGeometry
  • A60 and 120
  • B30 and 90
  • C25 and 115
  • D45 and 145

Step-by-Step Solution

The angle is the difference between the readings: 115 − 25 = 90. The others give 60, 100 and 60.
Answer: C) 25 and 115

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