1. **Complementary Angles**
A complementary angle pair sums to 90°.
- Given a right angle (90°), split into two angles: $x$ and $90° - x$.
- Example: If $x = 40°$, then the other angle is $90° - 40° = 50°$.
2. **Supplementary Angles**
Supplementary angles sum to 180°.
- On a straight line (180°), two angles $A$ and $B$ share a vertex.
- If $A = 120°$, then $B = 180° - 120° = 60°$.
3. **Vertically Opposite Angles**
When two lines cross, opposite angles are equal.
- At intersection point $O$, angles opposite each other are equal.
- If angle 1 is $70°$, its vertically opposite angle is also $70°$.
4. **Full Turn Angles**
A full turn around a point is $360°$.
- An arrow starting at a point on a circle and rotating fully back to start measures $360°$.
These angle relationships help solve many geometry problems by using the sum properties and equality of angles.
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