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Use what you know about the relationships between angles to solve the problems. For help, see this lesson on Angle Relationships.

1. Complementary angles add to a total of   90°   .

2. Supplementary angles add to a total of   180°  .

3. Opposite angles are   equal   in value.

4. If two angles are supplementary and one equals 65°, then the other equals   115°  .

5. Corresponding angles are equal when two   parallel   lines are intersected by a transversal.

6. The sum of the interior angles in a triangle is   180°   .

7. The sum of the interior angles in a quadrilateral is   360°   .

8. Each angle in an equilateral triangle has a value of   60°   .

9. An isosceles triangle has   2   angles that are equal in value.

10. If a triangle has an angle of 40° and angle of 95°, the third angle has a value of   45°   .

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