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Adjacent Angles

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Adjacent Angles

Two angles are adjacent if they meet these conditions:

they share a common side
they share a common vertex
they do not overlap

The diagram below demonstrates an example of adjacent angles.

Angle $\alpha$ and angle $\beta$ share the vertex $O$ and the side $\overline{OB},$ with no overlapping region.