The combined forces of BevNET and Project NOSH descended on the Fancy Food Show in Manhattan a couple of weeks ago, and while the beverage team has already given its take, letâs face it â thereâs a heck of a lot more solids on display in the aisle than liquids.
Supplementary angles are angles whose sum is 180 degrees. An example would be two angles that are 50 and 130. Their sum is 180 degrees, and they form a straight like when put together.
When adjacent angles add to , the two non-common rays form a straight angle, and the two angles are called a linear pair: The word supplementary is given when two angles add to 180o. This word is less specific than linear pair in that the angles do not have to be adjacent. Their measures just have to add to 180o.