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Select the correct answer.
Given: Prove: M
and theorem, Where is the error in the proof? Select all that apply.
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The given cannot be used to state that XMY is a right angle.
The congruent complements theorem cannot be used to state that XMN~ XAOP.
The linear pair theorem cannot be used to state AOP is complementary to *POB.
The given cannot be used to state that AOB is a right angle.
The linear pair theorem cannot be used to state XMN is complementary to *NMY

Select The Correct Answer Given Prove M And Theorem Where Is The Error In The Proof Select All That Apply U The Given Cannot Be Used To State That XMY Is A Righ class=

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The correct answer is option C the error is that the linear pair of the theorem can not be used to say that ∠AOP is complementary to ∠POB

What is the Linear pair theorem?

The linear pair postulate or linear pair theorem in mathematics states the same thing mathematically. The sum of the measurements of two angles that make up a linear pair is 180°.

In the proof of the given question, it is given that the ∠AOP and ∠POB are complementary angles by linear pair of theorem but the linear pair of the theorem is applied to the angles with the sum of 180.

Therefore the correct answer is option C the error is that the linear pair of the theorem can not be used to say that ∠AOP is complementary to ∠POB

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