Asked by Dani
                Find the measures of two supplementary angles if the difference of their measures is 56 degrees
I know supplementary angles are the sum of the measure if two angles is 180 degrees but then what is the question asking?
            
        I know supplementary angles are the sum of the measure if two angles is 180 degrees but then what is the question asking?
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                    Answered by
            Rose
            
    it's asking what the measure of each angle is. subtract 56 from 180, divide by 2, add 56 to one of them, and that's your answer
    
                    Answered by
            Reiny
            
    Rose's English sentence translated into "math" ...
x -(180-x) = 56
x - 180 + x = 56
2x = 236
x = 118
    
x -(180-x) = 56
x - 180 + x = 56
2x = 236
x = 118
                    Answered by
            nicole
            
    Two complementary angles are such that one is seventeen times larger than the other. Find the two angles.
    
                    Answered by
            Anshul
            
    17x+x=90
18x=90
x=90/18=5
then 1st angle=5 then 2nd angle=85
    
18x=90
x=90/18=5
then 1st angle=5 then 2nd angle=85
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