To find a pair of angles that are supplementary, we need to identify two angles whose measures add up to 180°.
Let's check the pairs of angles:
- \(75°\) and \(103°\): \(75 + 103 = 178°\) (not supplementary)
- \(75°\) and \(86°\): \(75 + 86 = 161°\) (not supplementary)
- \(75°\) and \(94°\): \(75 + 94 = 169°\) (not supplementary)
- \(103°\) and \(86°\): \(103 + 86 = 189°\) (not supplementary)
- \(103°\) and \(94°\): \(103 + 94 = 197°\) (not supplementary)
- \(86°\) and \(94°\): \(86 + 94 = 180°\) (supplementary)
We found that \(86°\) and \(94°\) form a supplementary pair.
Smaller angle: \(86°\)
Larger angle: \(94°\)