Can a pair of angles be vertical and supplementary? give an example or nonexample, with angle measurements, to support your answer.

I dotn believe that a pair of angles can be vertical and supplementary. because vertical angles are across from each other, and supplementary angles are two angles next to each other (adjacent) that have a sum of 180. im not sure how to give an example/nonexample. 

A pair of angles that are verttical are across from each other

example, lets say yo had a clock
draw a straight line from 3 to 9
then draw another line from 12 to 6
you have 4 ninety degree angles

the angle vertical angle pairs are 
(12 to 3 with 6 to 9)
and
(3 to 6 with 9 to 12)
vertical angles have te same measrue

supplementary angles are adding to 180

so is is possible to have 2 vertical angles that are supplementary means
is it possible to have 2 angles of equal measure that add to 180?

basically
x+y=180
x=y
so
x+x=180
2x=180
divide by 2
x=90
x=y
y=90

the answer is YES
if they are both 90 degree angles

Answercounterclockwise rotation about the origin by 180 degrees followed by reflection about the y-axisexplanationthe given figure has verticesrecall that for counterclockwise rotation about the origin, when we rotate figure pqrs counterclockwise through an angle of 180° about the origin, the coordinates will becomenext, we reflect in the y-axis by negating the x-coordinates of the resulting figure to obtain,therefore the correct answer is c