Two adjacent angles have non-common sides that form a straight line. if one angle is acute, what kind of angle is the other one, how do you know?

Linear Pair, Because Adjacent Angles, Supplementary Angles, etc. Don't have any common factors in help to know which is the other one.

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- "Two adjacent angles have non-common sides that form a straight line. if one angle is acute, what kind of angle is the other one, how do you know?"

what kind of angle is the other one - Not really a(n) angle due to it being Linear Pair.

Linear Pair is Two Adjacent Angles that form a straight line.

No angle is able to do that except Linear Pair.

how do you know - By telling and seeing the main key points between angles and pairs. Pairs, as Linear Pair is "Angles" that form a straight line, in conclusion it basically means Linear Pair is angles into a line.

I hope this helps.

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