What is the sum of the angles that form a linear pair?
 
                Answer: 
            
        180°
- A pair of adjacent angles is said to be a linear pair if the angles have one common arm and the other arms of the angles are the rays pointing in opposite directions.
- Let us understand through the following illustration:
 
- In the above figure, ∠MON and ∠PON form a linear pair of angles as they have a common arm ON and their other arms, namely OP and OM, are the rays pointing in opposite directions.
- ∠POM  = 180° (Angle on a straight line)
 Therefore, ∠PON + ∠MON = 180°
- Hence, the sum of the angles that form a linear pair is 180°.
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