Mathematics, 07.01.2022 14:00, cheesecake1919

Which angles can be supplementary when paired with another angle but cannot be complementary when paired with another angle? Choose all that apply. 89°89 degrees

105°105 degrees

50°50 degrees

174°174 degrees

15°15 degrees

Explain why the angles you chose can be supplementary but not complementary.

The angles I chose can be supplementary but cannot be complementary because in order to be complementary
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