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Identify one pair of supplementary angles.
Figure 1
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E
A HJC & ZHJG
B) /AJB & /BJC
c) ZGJE & ZEJD
D_ /HCJ & /HᏀᎫ
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B) /AJB & /BJC are a pair of supplementary angles.
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