Mathematics, 03.09.2020 16:01, silviamgarcia

Right angle FCD intersects Line A B and Ray C E at point C. AngleFCE is congruent to AngleECD. AngleECD is complementary to AngleDCB. A horizontal line has points A, C, B. Right angle F C D intersects the line at point C. A line extends from point C vertically to point E. Angle A C F is 45 degrees and angle F C D is 90 degrees. Which statement is true about AngleDCB and AngleACF? They are congruent and complementary. They are congruent and supplementary. They are complementary but not necessarily congruent. They are supplementary but not necessarily congruent.

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