Asked by keykat

Find the measure of the complement and the supplement of an angle with measure 50 degrees

A. complement, 130 degrees; supplement, 40 degrees
B. complement, 40 degrees; supplement, 40 degrees <my answer
C. complement, 140 degrees; supplement, 230 degrees
D. complement, 230 degrees; supplement, 140 degrees;
Answered by Steve
Hmmm! The complement is indeed 40, but the supplement is 130.

Don't see that choice.

I suspect a typo.
Answered by keykat
oops i meant supplement of 130 degrees not 40 degrees
Answered by Anonymous
A complement cannot exceed over 90°, and a supplement meets 180°. Remember, angles cannot exceed over the limit of 180°.

Subtract 50° from 90, the answer is 40°. And subtract 50° from 180°, the answer is 130°. The complement is 40° and the supplement is 130°. :)
Answered by het
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Answered by FNAF fan girl
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Answered by Kayden james
What's the awnser.
Answered by robot ( not really)
steve your correct, he put it in wrong
complement 130, supplement 40
complemt 40, supplement 130
And so on
Answered by Connexus Answers ヽ(͡◕ ͜ʖ ͡◕)ﾉ
Im here to help! The answer is B, The complement is 40° and the supplement is 130°.
Answered by This world is fake earth is fake
whats the whole answer
Answered by Non ya
Is this for the unit test 😭
Answered by Anonymous
Yes, Non ya
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