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Classify each pair of numbered angles. Drag and drop the descriptions into the boxes to correctly classify each pair of numbered angles. Each description may be used more than once.
Two lines intersect. The largest angle has the equation (3x minus 52) degrees to define it and the second to largest angle has the equation (2x plus 2) degrees to define it. A straight line with another line coming out of it at an angle. The largest angle has the equation (10x minus 20) degrees to define it and the smaller angle has the equation (6x plus 8) degrees to define it.
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Classify each pair of numbered angles.

Drag and drop the descriptions into the boxes to correctly classify each pair of numbered angles. Each description may be used more than once.
Two lines intersect. The largest angle has the equation (3x minus 52) degrees to define it and the second to largest angle has the equation (2x plus 2) degrees to define it. A straight line with another line coming out of it at an angle. The largest angle has the equation (10x minus 20) degrees to define it and the smaller angle has the equation (6x plus 8) degrees to define it.
linear pairverticaladjacentnone of these

Classify each pair of numbered angles.

Drag and drop the descriptions into the boxes to correctly classify each pair of numbered angles. Each description may be used more than once.
Two lines intersect. The largest angle has the equation (3x minus 52) degrees to define it and the second to largest angle has the equation (2x plus 2) degrees to define it. A straight line with another line coming out of it at an angle. The largest angle has the equation (10x minus 20) degrees to define it and the smaller angle has the equation (6x plus 8) degrees to define it.

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