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In a kite design, two diagonal strips cross at the centre. One of the four angles is 118°.
Rahim says the angle vertically opposite to it is 62°. What is the correct value (in degrees)?

Class 7Adjacent and Vertically Opposite AnglesLines and Angles
  • A108
  • B128
  • C118
  • D236

Step-by-Step Solution

Rahim confused vertically opposite (equal) with linear pair (supplementary). The vertically opposite angle equals 118°.
Answer: C) 118

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