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determine wheteer the two angle measurments can be supplementary if m a =37 and m b = 143 what is the reaoing behind this answer
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are the angles supplementary if m a = 98 and m b = 88
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use the relationship between supplementary angles a and b what is m a if mb = 121
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angles a and b are supplementary angles. what is the value of m a if m b 43
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use the relationship between supplementary angles to determine the value of y if x = 125
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To determine whether two angle measurements can be supplementary, we need to check if the sum of the two angles is equal to 180 degrees.

Given that the measure of angle A (mA) is 37 degrees and the measure of angle B (mB) is 143 degrees, let's find the sum:

mA + mB = 37 + 143 = 180 degrees.

Since the sum of the two angles is indeed 180 degrees, the two angle measurements can be supplementary.

The reasoning behind this answer is that when two angles add up to 180 degrees, they are known as supplementary angles. In this case, mA + mB equals 180 degrees, satisfying the definition of supplementary angles.
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To determine whether the angles are supplementary, we need to calculate the sum of the two angle measurements:

mA + mB = 98 + 88 = 186 degrees.

Since the sum of the two angles is not equal to 180 degrees, the angles are not supplementary.

The reasoning behind this answer is that supplementary angles by definition have a sum of 180 degrees. In this case, the sum of the two angles is 186 degrees, indicating that they are not supplementary.
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If the two angles, a and b, are supplementary, their sum will be 180 degrees. Therefore, if mB (angle b) is given as 121 degrees and we assume mA (angle a) is supplementary to mB, we can solve for mA.

mB + mA = 121 + mA = 180

To find mA, we can subtract 121 from both sides:

mA = 180 - 121 = 59

Therefore, if mB is equal to 121 degrees, and the two angles a and b are supplementary, mA would be equal to 59 degrees.
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If angles A and B are supplementary angles, it means that their sum is equal to 180 degrees. If mB (angle B) is given as 43 degrees, we can find the measure of mA (angle A) by subtracting mB from 180.

mA = 180 - 43
mA = 137

Therefore, if mB is equal to 43 degrees and angles A and B are supplementary angles, mA would be equal to 137 degrees.
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To determine the value of y using the relationship between supplementary angles, we need to know the specific relationship or equation relating x and y. Without further information, it is not possible to determine the value of y based solely on x = 125.