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In a parallelogram, the bisectors of two adjacent angles meet at a point. The angle between these two bisectors is:

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  • A90°
  • B60°
  • C120°
  • D45°

Step-by-Step Solution

Adjacent angles sum to 180°. Their halves sum to 90°. In the triangle formed, the angle between the bisectors = 180 − 90 = 90°.
Answer: A) 90°

Key idea: Properties of a parallelogram

Every parallelogram has these four properties (any one of them implies the others, in fact):

1. **Opposite sides are parallel** (definition).
2. **Opposite sides are equal in length.**
3. **Opposite angles are equal.**
4. **Diagonals bisect each other** (each diagonal cuts the other into two equal halves).

Also: **consecutive angles are supplementary** (sum to 180°). So if one angle of a parallelogram is 70°, the next is 110°, the next 70°, the last 110°.

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