Can two Adjacent Angles be Complementary

Is it possible for perpendicular angles to be complementary?

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May two adjacent angles be complementary or complementary Explain Please give me enough points as for × math lines and angles - 7709843

Adjoining angles : There are 2 angles that divide a shared apex, a shared side and no shared inner points. Complimentary angles: There are 2 angles whose total of the dimensions is 90°. Additional angles : There are 2 angles whose total of the dimensions is 180°. Well, two angles whose dimensions are added to 90°.

You can easily see when the angles are next to each other as follows: The angles x and y are adjacent because they divide a beam (line in black) and a apex ( point in dark named D). We see that the angled line is 90°. Thus we can say that adjacent angles can be complementary, but angles do not have to be adjacent to be complementary.

These two angles have dimensions that sum up to 180°. It' also nice to see this when the angles are next to each other as follows: Here too, angles a and b are adjacent because they divide a beam (line in black) and a apex ( point in dark D) so that they are adjacent angles. We can see that the angles in blues are 180 because the angles are a line and a line are 180°.

Thus we can say that adjacent angles can be complementary, but angles do not have to be adjacent to be complementary.