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Meena says: 'Two obtuse angles can be supplementary.'
Is she correct, and why?

Class 7Pairs of AnglesLines and Angles
  • ANo, because two obtuse angles add to more than 180°
  • BYes, because each is more than 90°
  • CYes, if both equal 90°
  • DNo, because obtuse angles are always equal

Step-by-Step Solution

Each obtuse angle is greater than 90°, so their sum is greater than 180°. Supplementary angles must total exactly 180°, so two obtuse angles cannot be supplementary.
Answer: A) No, because two obtuse angles add to more than 180°

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