Question
Two nonoverlapping Acute angles that share a ray form an obtuse angle. If one of the acute angles has a measure of 50°, what could be the measure of the other acute angle?
Answers
GPT 3.5
The sum of the two acute angles must equal the measure of the obtuse angle, which is greater than 90°.
Let x be the measure of the other acute angle.
Since one of the acute angles measures 50°, we have:
50° + x > 90°
x > 40°
Therefore, the measure of the other acute angle could be any value greater than 40°.
Let x be the measure of the other acute angle.
Since one of the acute angles measures 50°, we have:
50° + x > 90°
x > 40°
Therefore, the measure of the other acute angle could be any value greater than 40°.