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Can two angles be supplementary if both of them are:
(i) acute?                (ii) obtuse?              (iii) right?

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(i) acute
No. If two angles are acute,
then angles are less than ` 90`.,
so the two angles cannot be supplementary. becausetheir sum will be always less than `90`.
(ii). Obtuse
No. If two angles are obtuse
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