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Karan claims: 'Two angles can be both adjacent AND vertically opposite at the same time.'
Which statement correctly evaluates his claim?

Class 7Adjacent and Vertically Opposite AnglesLines and Angles
  • AFalse — vertically opposite angles can never be adjacent
  • BTrue — they always overlap
  • CTrue — only when both are 90°
  • DFalse — they are always equal

Step-by-Step Solution

Vertically opposite angles lie opposite each other with no shared arm, while adjacent angles share an arm. So one pair cannot be both.
Answer: A) False — vertically opposite angles can never be adjacent

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