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Two straight lines intersect. One angle is deg and the angle adjacent to it (forming a linear pair) is deg.
Find the value of the larger of these two angles.

Class 7Pairs of AnglesLines and Angles
  • A90
  • B110
  • C200
  • D100

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Linear pair: , so and . The angles are 80° and 100°; the larger is 100°.
Answer: D) 100

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