two angles that are complementary to the same angle or equal angles are supplementary to each other?

Answer 1

No. This is not possible, at least the way you described it.

Answer 2

no. Suppose X and Y are complementary to a third angle Z. That means

X+Z= 90 = Y+Z

That will mean that X=Y.

So these two angles which are complementary to the same angle will be equal and obviously less than 90 degrees each.
And therefore these two (X & Y) added together can never be equal to 180 degrees, which is a must for two angles to be supplementary to each other.

Answer 3

No. They are equal to each other. Example:
angle A complimentary to angle C
angle B complimentary to angle C
therefore angle A + angle C= 90 degrees ,
and angle B + angle C = 90 degrees
Therefore angle A + angle C = angle B + angleC
Therefore angle A = angle B

angle A + angle B = 180 - 2angleC, so they cannot be supplementary (add to 180 degrees.

Answer 4

Examples: Complementary angles (2 angles whose sum is ninety tiers): 20 degree attitude + 70 degree attitude = ninety degree attitude Supplementary angles (2 angles whose sum is one hundred eighty tiers): 60 degree attitude + one hundred twenty degree attitude = one hundred eighty degree attitude Congruent angles (have a similar degree or tiers): sixty 9.5 degree attitude = sixty 9.5 degree attitude Vertical angles (in case you draw 2 lines that pass one yet another, they style 4 angles the place they pass. Vertical angles are any 2 of those angles that are promptly in the process from one yet another. they are additionally congruent so as that they might have a similar degree or tiers) thank you for the ten factors! =)

Answer 5

90 - A + 90 - A = 180 - 2A
No, the two angles are not supplementary.

Answer 6

No, they are congruent,