- ANo
- BYes
- COnly if both are 45°
- DOnly if both are 90°
Step-by-Step Solution
A linear pair sums to 180°. Two acute angles each below 90° sum to less than 180°, so they cannot form a linear pair.
Answer: A) No
Can two acute angles form a linear pair?
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