Definition: Supplemental Angles
If a segment \(\overline{AC}\) stands on another segment \(\overline{DB}\), like shown in the following figure:
![Fig5p1p4](https://github.com/bookofproofs/bookofproofs.github.io/blob/main/_sources/_assets/images/examples/Fig5p1p4.jpg?raw=true)
then the formed angles \(\angle{BAC}\) and \(\angle{CAD}\) are called supplemental.
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- Callahan, Daniel: "Euclid’s 'Elements' Redux" 2014
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