In the illustration you described, angle DOC shares a vertex at point O and one side along ray OD, while the other side extends along ray OC. An angle is typically considered adjacent if it shares a common vertex and side.
In this case, the angles that are adjacent to angle DOC would be:
- Angle AOB (which shares ray OA)
- Angle EOD (which shares ray OE)
These two angles, AOB and EOD, are adjacent to angle DOC.
Additionally, if we consider other angles formed around point O, there could be other angles as follows:
- Angle BOC
- Angle AOD
Thus, if we include all possible angles formed with the angles adjacent to DOC, the total adjacent angles would be:
- AOB
- BOC
- EOD
- AOD
If the question states that it is neither 1 nor 2, then the answer could potentially refer to a broader classification of angles around point O. In a complete circular arrangement of angles around point O formed by the five rays, there could be multiple adjacent angles at play.
Therefore, if counting all adjacent segments/angles around point O, a suitable conclusion could be that there are 4 angles adjacent to DOC. So the answer is 4.