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Theorem on Cyclic Quadrilateral and Its Converse

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Which of the following pairs of opposite angles can a cyclic quadrilateral have?

A

90° and 45°

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B

60° and 120°

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C

45° and 135°

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D

70° and 120°

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E

25° and 155°

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100° and 80°

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G

88° and 91°

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130° and 50°

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