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we know that

Two angles are supplementary if their sum is equal to \(180\) degrees

in this problem we have

\(Angle\ 1=45\°\)

\(Angle\ 2=135\°\)

so

\(Angle\ 1+Angle\ 2=180\°\)

therefore

the answer is

The two angles are supplementary

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Answer: Hello mate!

Two angles are called "supplementary angles" when their sum is equal to 180°

The given angles are 45° and 135°, and their sum is 45° + 135° = 180°

so these angles are supplementary; this means that the lines that form them are parallel between them (the lines pointing right are parallel, and the lines pointing to the corners also are parallel)

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